It's been a while since I have posted anything and I figured I was overdue. For those of you who don't know, I am doing a personal project that will be of 13 cute baby mythological creatures. Here is my first color comp/sketch. They will probably all be simple vignettes like this one. Initially I was planning to paint them in acrylics, but D-Hovey mentioned watercolor and I thought that might be nice too. What do you guys think?

Sketchbook!

Here are just a few pages from my latest sketchbook. You might recognize a few people. I hope to add more pages from my sketchbook as soon as I get the time. :-)

This is my latest assignment for Groff's class. We got to pick out our assignment and Jordan Merchant suggested I do a book cover to Goldilocks and the Three Bears. When I presented my idea to Groff, he decided to make things ten thousand times harder and have me do the character designs plus a spot illustration. Thanks Groff. :-D

Here is the other part of Glick's final assignment. The black and white Mailer. Again, any suggestions will be appreciated. I would say more about these post's but my friend is currently trying to teach me Chinese and I am horrible at multitasking. Have a nice day and thanks for reading. I love you all.

One of the final assignments for Glick's class. We had to make a mailer. I'm still unsure about this one. Any suggestions will be appreciated. Thanks.

The second project I did for Glick's class. We only had a week to execute the final. We had to use the characters from the first project and incorporate them in a situation dealing with Haiti. I hate the type and eventually plan to take it out and completely redo it.

A piece I did at the beginning of this semester for Chris Payne's class. It was for the Aesop's Fable The Sheep and the Crow.

This was a character I designed last semester for character design. It was the only character we got to render in that class.

My character designs for Tom Glick's class. The theme was "Rodeo". Initially I had each character in this illustration as a separate character and then my friend Phil suggested I combine all three into one illustration and I came up with this. Thanks for the advice Phil! :-)