Hey. Been busy with some stuff, work, dancing, and just renewed my website and found my password. So here we go!

Here are a few snips from a project I’m working on. Trying a different style and kinda teaching myself some things from loking at amazing artists work online. And watched a handful of tutorials, but those guys are so good, it’s hard to keep up.

Anywho, let me know what you think! And hopefully will be posting a little more often!!!!!!!!!!

Haven’t been doing much with the site or even checking these emails for a bit, want to get back into the habit of it but only so much time in a day! What I have been doing is F’ing around on a few other sites. I’m constantly looking at other stuff, if you want to see what I see check out my dribbble or my pinterest pages to see a few updates and things. I’ve been working on a project that I will definitely starting posting here once I get to a good point with a few pieces totally done.

For now, enjoy the internet and hey…. thanks for stopping by!!!!

This is a poster for an upcoming event in Austin I created. Dane from Dane’s Bodyshop had this idea to do a comic to promote his first annual “Zombie Obstacle Course” and I came up with this and will be doing T Shirts for the event as well.

Had a lot of fun on this, hadn’t drawn a comic or sequential page in a while and wanted it to be silly, fun and a little spooky keep it in the Halloween theme. And added a little texture to the Illustrator file to give it a subtle aged look. This took I’d say about three days from start to finish.

Let me know what you think!

My Wife and I worked on a freelance project together a few months back. It’s pretty awesome to have a badass designer as a wife, and we work really well together which also works out super awesome. The website popdust did an article that compared different Pop singers and broke down what they did into categories. We both brain stormed icons and here are the ones we came up with and I created in Illustrator. They wanted them very simple and needed make sense at a very small size. Not sure if these are the finals but close to it. Pretty happy with them…

Been busy, got a day job and hasn’t left much time to work on my own stuffs.

Here is something I’ve been playing with. 1977 was my tag back in the day, decided to play around with some new illustrations. Let me know what you think and if one of these works better then another. Not sure if the kid hiding reads but will prolly keep messing with it.

Today they featured my Fury cover on covered! Thanks again to Robert who runs the site, to everyone who commented and liked it and to all the other rad artists who participate in these cool redesigns! Really appreciate it!

This was fun, think I will keep doing some comic themed stuffs!

Did my own take on the background (keeping pretty true to the original) and added some tone to give it a vintage feel. Below is a side by side comparison with the original, and a close up of some of my favorite parts (the afro sword chick should probably be flushed out into a character illustrationa at some point…) Hope you like!

SO this is me F’ing around trying some different techniques in photoshop. I really want to do more stuff like this, need to get better at creating shading and texture from scratch. I think this is a really nice start, will play with it a little more then put on background. I think. The anatomy is a little fudged since I based this off of an old comic cover with Nick Fury in this same position. Will post that when it’s all done-sies.

These are almost ready to go to print. My buddy Jordan at Home Chefs of Vail and Hungry in the Rockies is jarring up some of his treats as promotional items and what not. The ingredients will be on separate stickers on the bottom of each jar. I’m pretty happy with how these turned out, I think he wants to put them on a natural brown paper which means I might have to adjust the colors a bit.

THis is a logo/title for a comic written by Patrick Barb about some lower levels super villians that get framed by some big time players and need to come together to save the day. Really cool premiss, and Patrick wanted a kind of “street art”, DIY type of feel for the logo. Here are my first round of sketches and the final design that was chosen, where I added some grit and texture to make it feel more authentic and stenciled. Looking forward to reading this one, thanks again Patrick!