ECCC Sketch

Sketch I worked on on Saturday at Emerald City Comic Con

Emerald City Comic Con

Emerald City Comic Con in Seattle was a blast! Check out picks of PUPA |ˈpyoōpə| with costumed con goers!

Jake from Adventure Time!!!!

Waldo

Frank of Donny Darko

Kid Vader!!!

Phoenix Jones! The real-life Seattle Super-Hero!!!!

Doug Tennapel!!! Creator of EARTHWORM JIM!!!!

Can't wait for next year!

New Year New Work

Two brand spankin' new illustrations:

The Presencing Suite by Attention Dynamics

Technical drawing illustrating an eight person biofeedback set up.

Birds on Bikes for Lauren Everall and the Birds

Come check out the fundraiser for the Birds on Bikes Baja Bike trip at the Anza Club on January 28th.

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ARTence Preview

Here is a preview of a piece I just finished for ARTence, an Italian online exhibition celebrating the "2010 - International Year of Biodiversity." The event will be promoted online throughout 2011 and is intended to raise awareness of how scientific research contributes to sustaining biodiversity.

Check back in the new year for a look at the full image and a link to the rest of the project.

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PechaKucha Night Victoria

I'll be giving a 6.6 minute presentation at PechaKucha Victoria this Thursday, November 25th. I'm calling it "He-Man, Gorillaz and Me." C'mon out to learn how 80s cartoon marketing and an animated pop band can make you a better person...or something. Here's a couple of preview slides.

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The Cowboy's Last Lament

A couple of quick sketches I did for Narwhal Magazine's story The Cowboy's Last Lament.

The beekeeper's widow Passion McPerry:

"Passion McPerry replied, “Don’t put much stock in God, I’m afraid. We been abandoned by him. Look at the horrible things in the world: the floods, the droughts, the killings. And this, too.” She raised her arm to reveal a rabid weasel dangling from it."

The lamentable Cowboy, fanny pack and all:

“Hot day today, huh, cowboy?” she asked, eyeing his rugged, weather-beaten good looks and soulful, shimmering fanny pack.

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Hard to Tell and stUmp available at Studio 6 Print Shop

Hard to Tell and stUmp are now available at the Studio 6 Print Shop. Gallery quality Giclée print on natural white, matte, ultra smooth, 100% cotton rag, acid and lignin free archival paper using Epson K3 archival inks. Three different sizes available.

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Hard to Tell

stUmp