The Iron Giant Project

This piece I did for a gallery show, celebrating the 10 year anniversary of The Iron Giant. All the artwork will be posted Nov 8th at this website; http://irongiantproject.blogspot.com/

I wanted to do a piece of what I would have liked to see in a sequal. Ten years after the events of the first movie, the Giant finally puts himself back together again. When he goes searching for Hogarth, he finds out Hogarth is in Vietnam. All the while an invasion is approaching, with some familiar looking machines. It is discovered that the Giant was just a scout!

Natives

Sketch I did of some Tarzan type characters.

Liono

I received a lot of good feedback from the Liono sketch that I decided to go in and paint it.

The Adventures of Lindsay and Jordan

Each table at our wedding was numbered with a different year in our relationship. Each year was imagined in comic cover form. Our first year was of my junior prom.
Year two was at the Great Sand Dunes in southwest Colorado.
Year three was at Universal Studios in California.

Year four we spent some time in San Fransisco.

Year five is in Mexico, at a bar with swings as our chairs.

Year six I was Robin in the Batman and Robin Stunt Show.

Year seven was our first year living in Seattle.

Year eight is of us exploring much of Washington State. This is at Deception Point.

Year nine is at Multnomah Falls, Oregon. Just outside of Portland.

Year ten we celebrated in Wistler, Canada. This is where I proposed to Lindsay.

A Troll Through Seattle

As our wedding favors to our guests, Lindsay and I created a mini-comic that combines her photography with my artwork. The story chronicles our adventures exploring Seattle with a very special guest.

Dr. Sketchys Anti-Art School

One of my early sketches of the night.

Travis sketching with his new buddy, Elvis.

I'm concentrating real hard...with a beer.

Mine and Travis's final drawings.

In the end there was a contest for the best drawing. Of course, Travis was the winner.

Travis and I went to a life drawing session that is wholly unique. The model was

Sydni Deveraux "the Chocolate Glamazon", a popular burlesque dancer. Check out the rest of the

pictures here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/csb13/3048265238/in/set-72157609609870889/

and check out their website here: http://drsketchyseattle.com/

Illustration Friday-Week 3

My take on Lion-O and Panthro from ThunderCats.

Illustration Friday's

Here at Loose Cannon Studios we're doing Illustrations each week based on a different subject.
The first week was Jack Kirby's original creations, Big Barda and Mister Miracle. This week was He-Man.