Showing posts with label cartoon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cartoon. Show all posts

22.8.16

TEENAGE MUTNAT NINJA TURTLES!

as i was making my into the comic con world, in support of my comic book endeavor, one thing that always peaked an interest in folks was my involvement with the original production on tmnt back in the early nineties- i even got a, ‘…you seem to be a little young to have worked on that.” yes, i blushed.

 i thought it might be worthwhile to see what the response might be if i was to offer up some drawings of said turtles for sale to the comic con going public.

turns out there’s a market for that kinda thing at the most comic cons.

the first batch sold like gang busters at the toronto comic con in 2014 and have been part of my comic con repertoire ever since.

these are  a few that didn’t get snatched up




the michelangelos go fast and are the hardest to do, for me anyways, because of the chains.

15.3.15

MAHAHA: the Tickle Monster


one of the creepiest horror story characters i've heard of recently: MAHAHA: the little monster on the thin ice who tickles you until your thrashing about causes the ice to break below you and you then join Mahaha in the dark cold waters of the Arctic Ocean. Coldest horror Everrrr.

11.11.14

Walrus Monster

been playing with Inuit art motifs lately in preparation for an upcoming animation gig- I doubt we'll go in a direction this cartoony- butcha never know...

3.11.14

the Mad Trapper

a little late but happy halloween anyways

29.10.14

sketchie-sketch













my sketchbook is starting to get jealous

28.10.14

Anti-hero and sidekick-thing!

more sketchy sketchies from my wacom tablet

digital drawing by my very own fingers*

having fun just drawing cartoony for the sake of drawing cartoony.

*pardon the pun

22.9.11

SPACE BUG in: GRAVITY PART 1



1st part of a ToonBoom cartoon that I started earlier this year. I'm not sure when I'll get a chance to complete it or tweek the half dozen or so things that still bother me I slapped a "...to be continued" at the end and as you can see uploaded it to the webernets. special thanks to NASA and the David Rose Orchestra


a less spacially challenged version can be viewed at the youtube link seen below
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