Sunday, April 29, 2012

Cadbury and Irona


Here is Richie's faithful butler Cadbury. I was directed to make him look more "action-hero-ish" and to consider actor Jude Law a bit. Cadbury was traditionally depicted as an older stodgier looking man through the original comic book and animated series. In the Ape Entertianment comic series they beefed him up a bit from my design here.

Irona is the robot maid. She is a bit like a Swiss Army knife. This character on the animated series sort of freaked me out as a kid. I don't know what it was. She sort of reminded me of the weird robot lady transformation scene in Superman 3.

Reggie Van Dough and Gloria Glad


Here are the updated versions of the "baddie" Reggie Van Dough and Richie's red-headed girlfriend, the good natured Gloria Glad. Reggie is not too different from his original version but Gloria is. She was always depicted with long hair and bow.


Friday, April 20, 2012

Food Fight Game Kitchen


Here is a fun screen I drew for the Cryptozoic Entertainment created game Food Fight. This picture was a lot of fun to draw. Lots of detail and gross elements. I love greasy diners...not sure if I'd eat at this one though.

Wednesday, December 22, 2010

Pirate Santa


Here is my pirate version of everyone's favorite "jolly old elf". Complete with peg leg, and sack full of goodies.

Arctic Explorer Santa

One of my new series "Faces of Santa". I wanted to show him as a rough old arctic explorer. I'm hoping to draw more of these, and possibly add new ones each Christmas season.

Merry Christmas 2010

Merry Christmas! Here is y annual Christmas card sent out this past week which features my two kids. The sky was inpsired by VanGogh's "Starry Night" Have a wonderful 2011!

Saturday, October 2, 2010

My NEW Baby Boy


I have a new son! We had our baby boy over the summer (July 24th) and this was his birth announcement. He's a great baby! The SE on the hat stands for "Stork Express". I cannot tell you how many people asked me that after they got this in the mail. I wanted to show a rarely illustrated version of the stork who delivers all the supplies and toys needed with baby. Once again, this is drawn in ink witha brush, then colored in Photoshop. I used a lot of scanned textures I used in projects at my graphic design job. they are mostly scanned from old books. We have a ton of ancient ones with dusty or ratty covers in our library, so there is a lot to choose from.