life drawings: the myth of perseus

reorganization, needed it is.

I'm currently not liking the way this blog has been so disorganized. It's like I just use it to dump artwork because people need to view it online. I haven't put a lot of thought into it and this irks me. I don't like doing things without a lot of thought.

So I might shut down for a few days just to gather stuff and rethink, what is the purpose of this blog? It's also currently not very well designed. I know I'm not going to spend a lot of time into designing the page but something which serves as an online presence deserves better treatment from me than what it's been getting.

Probably I will have a separate 'official portfolio' blog and this one would just be for other stuff. Feh.

mrs. peacock

I'd forgotten about these designs. They are based on David Sedaris' description of his bizarre nanny, Mrs. Peacock. I did an animal version, of Mrs. Peacock as a demented lady peacock carrying her signature dish of sloppy joes (I myself have horror memories of sloppy joes from the school cafeteria, ugh). I did a human version too but I like the weird molting bird woman better :)

non-suckling pig

Part one in the Strange History of Bacon, the Racing Pig.
(to be continued)

the future's open wide

 

So this is a wedding present for my friends Roz & Aiden who just got married this past weekend, my first time making an illustration as a present. It's actually a very handy idea. Wonder why I haven't done it before.

Some process pictures:

I gave them the house of Christian Bale's character in 3:10 to Yuma because I think that would be kind of funny and also I'm lazy... Anyway congratulations guys once again and here's to an adventurous future. Cheers.

the argument

So I made some subtle changes to this old post. Perhaps I'm a little obsessed but I like it much better now.

I would love to do this as a pose test but that would take too long.

there will be (strawberry) blood