sneaky-peek

MAN it's been a while. I gotta switch horses and get back on this one.

Here's a chunk of something I'm working on for my shoemaker friend overseas, I'll post the final version in the next couple weeks.

Off the Hook III Opening Video

Some really great OTH III footage shot and edited by my creative comrade-in-arms Mr. Jeremy Eichenbaum. Show hosted by Fix coffee in Echo Park, orchestrated and hung by the good folks at Phone Booth Gallery. For those of you who missed it, you have my pity and my unwavering scorn. Enjoy!

Summer Camp t-shirts

Just polished off a trio of designs for this year's Riverside District Camps. The third is still under scrutiny for a redesign, but here's Junior High and Senior High (which I'll be serving on as co-dean with my good friend Ms. Risa Vargas).

Blog Banner

Final version of that little somfin-somfin for a friend. Lot of fun to work on, turned out wickid-cool, and the owner liked it which makes it even better, right?

If you've got a minute, check this guy out, he's got the latest scoop on all the print/poster happenings, showcasing a ton of really talented artists from all over the place.

Now that I did this piece, I gotta start thinkin about redesigning my site, blog banner, etc. so they'll measure up! The pressure's on!

Rock Beast

Working on a little somfin-somfin for a friend, changed my mind about this guy and decided to go in another direction. He's got tremendous potential, definitely worth fiddling with some more.

Interlude, with overpasses

Title-less so far, but I'll think of something...

I don't usually do a lot of inorganic stuff, and definitely had to put my impulsive, "who's gonna know if there's no structure? it looks good!" mentality on the shelf for a bit. Tried to, anyway.

I always planned to cram as much ballpoint drawing into this as I could get away with. Had to rediscover a lot of stuff I'd learned about painting, overall a REALLY fun project to work on.

Swing Low

T-shirt design I did for a friend's pet-project (do you hyphenate that? Never used that phrase in writing before). Up top is the original color scheme, below is the final version.