Thursday, July 30, 2009
Color Study - Personal Work
I've been painting urban subjects for my own personal work. The idea of transfiguration of the commonplace is my motivation. I've found developing a color study in vector allows for a better understanding when developing my painting. The final painting is in oils with minor adjustments in the painting of the final. I've had an internal discussion between my digital work, and my traditional painting for years. One informs the other.
Vector study for painting.
Vector study for painting.Labels: gallery
Monday, July 27, 2009
Green Monkey update
Check out the new website page for our daily Comic ( as if I didn't have enough to do).
See us at http://www.thegreenmonkeys.com/ and join us on FACEBOOK... the place where you can't escape all those pesty childhood friends you never wanted to see again. ( Not you Eddie).
Friday, July 24, 2009
Thursday, July 23, 2009
Thursday, July 9, 2009
Punks
Last July 4th weekend I did a cover for LA Weekly. Subject is, "how two veterans of the L.A. punk scene wound up on a collision course, until only one was left standing, the other shot once through the heart at point-blank range with a .25 caliber handgun". The art director, Darrick Rainey suggested the classic face card composition, and I offered a scene sketch. I fleshed out his suggestion which I liked as well. Went with the brush and ink approach for a "punky" feel. Bright contrasty colors for newsprint. Fun assignment.





Labels: illustration
Sunday, July 5, 2009
Friday, July 3, 2009
This just came from Lucia Monfried and Irene Vandervoort at Dutton. They did a really good job, I thought, and were very patient with yours truly.
Redsox fans! This is a really good Ted Williams book for your kids.
Redsox fans! This is a really good Ted Williams book for your kids.
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
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