Hi. I’ve been trying some new things for a small project.

Hi. He’s a gentle soul.

Starting tomorrow, the Arludik Gallery is hosting a new show titled Merveilleux! for which I did a small ink piece. The show explores classic tales and legends, features a lot of awesome people and will ultimately be published in book form by CFSL Ink.

And so I did a minotaur. Because horns.

Also I will never draw anything with a .01 pen again. Ever.

Some warmp-up sketches from the other day.

And now if you’ll excuse me, I need to see if Trevor is still laying in his underwear on the beach, next to this dead cow.

Yeah, well, it’s been some time.

I really need to stop drawing people hanging out in the desert. I probably have fifty of these by now.
The car is something new though.
 

Other than that, I made a new website/portfolio thing.

And I have a tumblr now too, because all the cool kids do.

A quick one for fun while listening to Warpaint.

I also drew Donnie the other day. And I know he’s supposed to only have three fingers. Childhood memories are fading, people.

My life has become a long, agonizing wait for Pacific Rim. In the meantime, I draw stuff. In other news, I received Treasure Chest, by Sam Bosma (a gentleman, and a scholar). Happiness ensued.

Hi. A cover I did for Marvel some time ago.

Lunch break while listening to MOON.

In other news, I was lucky to see a few of my images included in the gorgeous Prime book, next to wonderful people, such as Tom Scholes and Marek Denko. So that’s nice.

Hi. Working on stuff, listening to M83.

Also, Chronicles is a fantastic movie. I’ll have to do something about it some day.

Hi. It’s been some time, but I’ve been busy doing some cool stuff. And also playing Super Meat Boy. Again. And again. I’m just leaving this here.

With some HEALTH.

So I finally watched Drive.

Now let’s go back to the things that really matter, such as crying in front of everything Sam Bosma.

Hi. I wanted to draw a guy going boom.

Some of my images are now available as prints on Inprnt. These are hi-def giclées printed on 100% cotton rag paper using Epson inks.

Overall quality is really rock star tier: prints are matt, colors are spot-on and the printing method adheres to archival standards, so they’ll last years (think of your grand-children: you know they want these prints).

Thanks a lot to those who already bought one, you absolutely made my day :)