September 23, 2010

Birthday Cowboy

This is Birthday Card I recently drew for my Mom. Happy Birthday Mom!

July 22, 2010

The Barman

This is first installment of series of illustrations based on old west character archetypes and personalities I plan on doing. I thought I'd start with the man every western gunslinger and gambler depends on to keep them well informed and well hydrated. Hope you like it.

June 30, 2010

Cowboy Comic: Now in Full Color


I posted this comic I did for the Caboose Anthology a few months ago. I recently colored this comic and wanted to post them together for a side by side comparison. I hope you enjoy it!

May 16, 2010

Fire Fightin' Fish


Here's a T-shirt illustration I did for The Woodlands Professional Firefighters charity fishing trip.

A Card for Mom

Please forgive me. I have been remiss about posting these past few weeks things have been super busy, but here is a card I managed to make for my mom on Mother's Day. This illustration was sort of inspired by the Norman Rockwell poster that used to hang on my wall. My apologies to Norman Rockwell.

April 8, 2010

The Meanest Greenest Frog

Dream Comic

Cowboy Comic

Sorry, I never got around to finishing my two part cowpoke illustration things have been a bit hectic lately, but I'll get to it. In the meantime I did this one page strip starring the cowpoke from the previous illustration. The strip has been published in "Caboose," a comic anthology debuting at MOCCA Comic Festival 4/10/2010.

March 12, 2010

Character Sketch, Week Seven- Cowpoke Part 1

Here's a sketch that appeals to my Texas roots.  I'm also really excited about going to the Rodeo in Houston next week and can't stop drawing cowboy related doodles.  This is the first part of a larger illustration, so be sure to dust off the old boots and swing by this here ranch next week for the complete sketch.

I also wanted to apologize to my guest artist last week, David Yoder, apparently I screwed up the link in the last post.  This one should work.  

Thanks ya'll and have a great week.

March 6, 2010

Pages

Those who frequent my little site might have noticed the new tabs at the top of the page.  These are new sections of the site.  There's nothing there yet, but I will be working on getting these pages up to date with exciting content very soon.  Thanks for your patience.

Character Sketch, Week Six

Here's this week's character sketch.  This week's sketch features a guest artist.  My friend and fellow classmate David Yoder is responsible for the ravenous duck giving our Hero the chase. Enjoy.

February 25, 2010

Character Sketch, Week Five


Here are a few sketch cards I did for a charity event. I experimented with colored ink on these. The colors are a little off on the scans, hopefully I'll get around to digitally color correcting them eventually. Enjoy.

February 18, 2010

Character Sketch, Week 4

I'm a huge sports junky and when the Olympics roll around, Summer or Winter, it's hard to pull me away from the constant coverage. Here is a quick sketch I did last night while watching Shaun White dominate the men's half pipe event and win gold. Go Team USA!

February 14, 2010

Happy Valentines Day!

So, in the spirit of love and Valentines Day I thought I'd use this weeks brush pen exercise as an opportunity to create a fun card. I also couldn't resist adding a bit of digital color. Hope you like it.

February 6, 2010

Character Skecth, Week Two


Here's this week's sketch. I call this one Beach Pizza.

Character Sketch Week One


I did this sketch on the Plane from Nashville to Chicago. I guess I was sort of inspired by all the country music paraphernalia in the Music City's Airport.

Weekly Character Sketch

Over the Holidays I met with my thesis advisor and top notch cartoonist, Andy Runton, who introduced me to my favorite new tool the Japanese brush pen. I've always thought brush suited my style best and the brush pen provides a similar quality line in less time and with less mess.

Here is a drawing I did and Andy inked to demonstrate the simplistic and elegant line you can get from a brush pen. As a result of this demonstration I've decided to draw and ink one character sketch a week in order to hone my skills with the brush pen.