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K-Pow!! Zing!! Baff!
More comics! So, this month (December) my artwork will be included in Heroes of the North: CODA – Omnibus #3! It’s a collection of stories, with a bunch of artists contributing, and I’ve done a little two-pager for it. I’m excited to finally be in real print. I poured my skill into the work and I’m…
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Caveman!
So here’s a commercial I worked on back in April. I usually like to wait a while before I consider it “safe” to discuss a project on this blog, because, well, it’s not a good thing to release production artwork before the commercial airs! And even though I didn’t see this one air, I know…
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So yeah, I have a webcomic
A few weeks back, as I was away in Ireland, my Dad published the initial pages of our webcomic, Three Minute Max, which is updated like clockwork every Tuesday and Thurday at 12 AM, EST. If you haven’t already seen it, please check it out, as I consider it some of my best work. Superhero/Sci-Fi…
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Hockey meets Honda
Earlier this year I worked on a Honda commercial that featured hockey stars Nicklas Lidstrom and Corey Perry. In the spot, the athletes leave the sports arena and head to their Honda Pilot. Once inside, they are shocked to find hundreds of hats falling (as happens when an athlete scores a hat trick; 3 goals)…
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Zombies!
I was trying to think of something interesting to post, and came across some boards I did for this Walking Dead Sweepstakes/Bing commercial. This was kinda fun for me, since I never get to draw zombies; usually my assignments involve drawing healthy, happy people, nothing scary. I’m a fan of the Walking Dead comic book,…
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Saw one of my commercials on TV… DSW “Where’d you get those shoes?”
[slideshow id=13] A couple of months ago I met with a new client and worked on their DSW commercial for a couple of days. It was rainy then, as it is now… good day to write about it. So anyway I worked on this shoe commercial and it was actually pretty hard! I did…
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Storyboarding Onsite
I’m doing a lot more onsite work than I used to. I take that as a good thing, but it’s never fun to slowly wade through LA traffic twice a day. Oh well. Used to be that I almost never met my clients, and would work from home over the internet. Now I work onsite…