Good good, Good bad, Bad bad: An American Werewolf in London
I got a new scanner! So, folks, you can expect to see a lot more real life art, if you get my meaning. Watched An American Werewolf In London last night and it was straight up Good good. Another campy but seriously made horror movie. I particularly liked how afraid the guy was of becoming a wolf and eating folks.
GIF from an animation project for a mobile service carrier. Video chats, voice calls and live streams.
Year In Review
Phew, today marks the 2 year anniversary of my starting this blog. It was a slow starter the first year, trying to figure out exactly what to post and how to talk about my work. The blog underwent a huge shift this past year, in tone, content and importance for me. It has become a place to experiment with new techniques, make jokes, write music, and share what goes on in my everyday life as an illustrator and designer. I plan on pumping up the volume exponentially this year on the blog and all things AE. Looking back at the year, I picked out a few posts I was particularly proud of and hope to match and maybe top in 2012.
2011 was the year of illustration. My work shifted heavily towards hand-crafted, fun imagery - a departure from my more precise and clean design previously. My 6 favorite images of the year pretty clearly show this trend.
The holiday card this year, featuring our real-life clothes and seemingly fake dog.
Oye
Been mega busy with works but this one slipped out in all the pixel work I’ve been doing.
Made some invites for my, well, social club. Our next event is home beer-brewing with my buddy Mike and I hosting and teaching! Mike will be doing most of the teaching but I will be providing color commentary and possible doodles if explanations get a bit too heady...
Misspelled Characters: Captain Americat
New segment, folks, in which I imagine a world where careless writers pass along a minimally but catastrophically mistyped script to the artist who does his/her best to make the character function as intended. First up: Captain Americat. No shield pictured because it is being used as a milk saucer.