Tentacles, Barbarians, and Fist-a-cuffs, OH MY!
But for now just consider these a sneak peek at the new 2012 Elder Boards skateboard line! HUZZAH!… Continue Reading
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Cthulhu Rises Again
To continue on with my Monster Monday’s theme, our pal Cthulhu makes his return.… Continue Reading
Monster Mondays
I want to start sharing some of my sketches and drawings. Often my day will start with about an hour of sketching or drawing to loosen up, have fun, and often times an excuse to draw a monster. Today’s Monday Monster is our pal Cthulhu.… Continue Reading
“RGK; The Art of Roy G. Krenkel”: A book review
Summary: I randomly selected the book, “RGK, The Art of Roy G. Krenkel” off of my shelves of inspiration to do a book review. Along with a brief overview of the book’s contents there are some of my opinions about aesthetics in fantasy art.… Continue Reading
Spinning Dreams into Goals
Foresight might not be 20/20, but things can be a lot clearer with a calendar. A time management system for freelance illustrators.… Continue Reading
The Book Launch Party for “Ivy”
Summary: This week was the book launch party for my first published YA Book, Ivy; Homeless in San Francisco published by Reach and Teach, and PM Press. The Event The event was a nice gathering of folks brave enough to wade through the throngs of people who were out celebrating Gay Pride weekend, which in… Continue Reading
Building Books Barehanded
There is something magical about seeing other people achieve their dreams and goals. I believe that it can give us the inspiration to believe that we can do the same. Recently a friend of my saw his first novel through to publication, which is no small feat. Doggedly determined to get his book out there, Eric has worked long and hard, and now his dream has become a reality.… Continue Reading
Steps in the Right Direction
Summary: What follows here is my story of becoming involved with my immediate neighborhood to solve the issue of an unsightly asphalt ramp. The result is an example of how we can use the power of illustration better our world. In essence, this is my story of becoming a “Citizen Illustrator.”… Continue Reading
Reinvigorating Illustration
Summary: My illustration “Measuring Something Impossible” goes on to have a secondary usage on a private blog, and regular people come together to create a positive outcome.… Continue Reading
Feeling Good While Giving It Away
I first heard the term “Citizen Designer” while I was in college. I didn’t think much of it then, but recently I was given a wonderful opportunity to discover what that term really means. And in the process I was able to crawl out from under the weight of my own present life situation, take a broader view of the world and was able to give back in my own way, and for me that way is through Art and drawing.… Continue Reading
