Monkey Gargoyle

Another rainspout in the shape of an animal.

 

Cat Gargoyle

 



It's a baby! It's a cat! It's a pirate!

What more could you ask for?

Animal sketch dump

Icky Tiki

Aarrrggg!

Yes, another Pirate Cat. And he likes to wrestle.

Great galloping gizmoids!

I drew another robot for SpaceBase8's Robot Wednesdays.

These are more fun to do than I anticipated. You should do one too!

Let's multi-task

Over at SpaceBase8, the nifty webcomic drawn by my friend David Scott Smith, Wednesdays are Robot days. New strips are posted on Tuesdays and Thursdays, but every Wednesday, Dave posts a drawing of a robot- the great part is that he'll post your drawings too. Here's mine.

Send him one. Send iiiiiit! Or if robots aren't your thing, maybe you can draw a Raygun (he posts drawings of those on Mondays) or a Rocketship (posted on Fridays). You can email your submissions to spacebase8@gmail.com .

Squirelly

Project Omni

A little while ago, I wrote an atypically cryptic blog post about the 1960's and sci-fi stuff like miniaturization and molecules and things. And I showed a picture of a logo I had designed. Remember? Well that logo was just a small part of a short film that my friend Roby Brown at Windup JetPack  was working on. He wanted to create a Preshow Film for the classic Disneyland attraction Adventure Thru Inner Space which operated from 1967 until 1985.  If you were fortunate enough to ride that attraction, you'll remember that while you got a lot of information waiting to board your "atommobile", there was no Preshow Film persay- Roby, like all good creative people saw this absence and saw it as an opportunity to make something. It's an awesome little film and I'm happy he asked me to help. Check it out below.




Makes you want to don mouse ears and hop in line to get miniaturized doesn't it? Or at least to dust off the old chemistry set.

Before you do though, here are just a few of the various versions of the logo I designed for ATOM, the Association To Optimize Miniaturization. I love 60's styling, so it was fun to design the corporate logo for this fictional firm.

Beach Girl

Approaching Adventure

The 1960's: a decade of unprecedented technological advancement. Despite the chaos of the times, American industry kept a hopeful eye on the goal of the moon, and further, on outer space. But what if instead of trying to reach the moon, those industries had turned their efforts inward. Not to the stars, but towards the very molecules that composed our world.

One company did.

Association To Optimize Miniaturization

Coming Soon...

Kids today

Animal sketch dump

Oh yeah.. the reveal

I just realized that I never revealed which of the fifty some paintings for the Chuck Jones Center For Creativity Red Dot auction was mine. It's this one:

I think I said before, this was very fun to do. I do a lot of work for Disney, but love Chuck's work and style, and haven't painted on canvas in a very long time. It's always fun to do something different.

The event was exciting- my first real Gallery showing, and with the added thrill of all of the pieces being up for auction. I didn't care how much it sold for, as long as it sold!

Look- Bids! Whew!

Never did get to meet the winner, but I hope they are enjoying the piece.