WAM

The other day I redrew from memory the main characters from a web comic my friend Shaun and I used to have on the web. We collaborated on the writing and I drew the comics. It was back around the turn of the millenium when Penny Arcade was relatively new and everyone wanted to be Gabe and Tycho. Thus 4/5 of all web comics consisted of two guys that played games and also talked about them a lot. WAM (Warped Adolescent Minds) was no different. We gathered a loyal fanbase of two or three (not including our friends) and had an awesome time for the two or so years we released comics. Here's to the good old days!

Chief

Some messing around with acrylics, using the leftover blue paint from a canvas painting I did for my brother's 21st birthday.

Swim

BBR

Party invitation - lots of random sketches - an awesome idea for a cartoon set in the year 3000 that involves scientists resurrecting a team of dogooders from the past to fight an alien threat.

LT,NS

So I've realised that I'm way better at finishing pieces for the blog than I am at actually uploading them. These are the first of 19 images I have ready to go in my sketchblog folder.

The first is the cover I came up with for myself, Dane and Oliver's made-up-on-the-spot-and-recorded-in-a-couple-of-hours album (link here if you're couragous). The second is a bunch of observational drawings from a couple of afternoons in the library. The third is a long overdue present I did for my buddy Ryan, of a character he came up with at animation school. First time I've really used paint (acrylics), and it was fun but scary. More efforts along these lines to come!