Work in Progress

I've been workin' on this baaaaad boy for a few days. He's not done yet. I'm not so sure how I feel about my signature being all the way to the corner of the art work though.

Whatcha think, folks?

Hi everyone! Been a bit busy... Its a very rare occurrence that I draw anything for holidays, except with the new tradition of Christmas cards... however, I've been feeling quite spirited the past few weeks, with a hint of Trek, and having to sit through so much Hannah Montana...

...that I felt the need to do something. So here are my better known characters, Fred the Frog, and Nina Le'Bunny as Kirk and Hannah. What a odd combo...

I won't guarantee this will follow up with a finished product, as I've grown a bit tired with the theme already.

San Japan!

One more week until San Japan!

...Which does not give me any less reason to be posting, except all I've been doing is art work for that. Ah well...!

Concept art I did for a personal project tonight...

A Quick Update

Hey guys, just wanted to fill you in - no new art because I've just been sketching while on vacation and have no scanner to scan with :> And the lap top has been mostly off...

I was just looking around on line, and wondering how fellow artists do PRINTS since I figure that would be a good way to start making income. If anyone has suggestions (that isn't deviantart because you have to pay for that don't you?), give me a reply. See ya'll later!

Here are 3 out of 4 panels I did for a quick comic for a friend which turned into practice for making nice comics. I really enjoy making comics, but always feel that I rush through them when I make them; this was practice to see if I could make a comic without rushing. By the third panel I think I was getting tired... it looks a bit more sloppy then the other two - thats when I took a quick break. I added the text and word bubbles in photoshop a bit afterwards just because that can be the worse part of the process - so many layers can get a bit of an annoyance.

These panels just go UP to DOWN, and they're already in order. I guess they could go LEFT to RIGHT, but I always liked the latter better. I don't know why.

Consquently, this makes me wonder how I should be doing comics layouts... layouts are always the worse for me! Does the fancier layouts, that have all sorts of crazy sizes for panels help tell the story better? Or are simple six panel boxes better? What do you think?