GameGuzzler.com

This was piece I did for www.GameGuzzler.com
It's a website that that lists jobs available to artists in the gaming industry...Check them out! I had so much fun working on the retro monkey fashioned after the old Jolly Chimp clapping toy...gotta get me one!

Run... EGGS!!!

I came across this today, honestly forgot what the story was exactly about...but still a funny illustration. Feel free to make up your own story :)

Purina Stuff

Here's some Purina package designs I did the character art for. I wonder what Frosty Paws actually tastes like?

Twisted

The first cloverleaf highway interchange built in the United States was in Woodbridge, New Jersey, and opened on November 26, 1931

We have Contact

Scientists have fitted radio transmitters to the heads of 58 elephant seals, to collect water data from beneath the southern ice cap

Television

In 1946 7,000 televisions were sold in the United States. By 1949 Americans were buying 100,000 TV sets a week...wonder what it could be now?

Don't You hate it when...

Some classic don'ts when in a movie theater.

Toothless

A cover I did for Scholastic's DynaMath. Kids have to figure out the order in which to put back his teeth. When in the correct order the equation will equal 100.

Buggers!

Cute little piece I recently did for Scholastic. I always jump at the chance to draw bugs....fun!

It's a Fact

Newly hatched chicks can survive for three days without food or water because of the egg yolk they eat before they hatch. It's a fact! Created for Guide Magazine

Them Evil Monkeys

Wouldn't "Them Evil Monkeys" be a great name for a band?
I'm just sayin....

Life Drawing Sept 7th

from last night's Drawing session. The model Kerry was a rock (she sat very still).

Big Hoss

I'm not sure why... but I'm addicted to Pawn Stars. It's a simple show on the History Channel about a family run Pawn Shop business in Las Vegas. This is Corey "Big Hoss" Harrison. I'll try to get the remaining cast of Rick, Old Man and Chumlee done soon.

WWE Summer Camp illo

Always a fun assignment when WWE calls. This was for a spread depicting various WWE talent running a summer camp.

Last couple months

I recently did a series of almost 40 illustrations for a new client specializing in foreign adult education. Here are some from that pack.

a couple more...

Spring-Summer sketching

Some recent additions from the Life Drawing class I take.

30 things you can do!

These were for a WWE for Kids feature about 30 things kids can do in 1-30 minute activities.

4 Minutes: See how many words you can spell using the letters found in "The Great Khali." We'll spot you one: "Great."

17 Minutes: Learn the words to a WWE Superstar's entrance theme—and stop blasting your friends' ears with your Santino impression.

21 Minutes: Help a bud who's having difficulty with something—schoolwork, chores, or whatever else he could use a tag team partner to overcome.

26 Minutes: Clean your room, making sure to find any and all lost sandwiches in it. PSSST! Pretend you came up with the idea yourself, we won’t tell.

Scholastic Calendar Series 2010

This will be the third year in a row that Scholastic has asked me to do their Summer Calendar Series. It's a calendar inspiring kids to read over the summer months. The project was 3 big illos and a spot with the themes Fantasy and Adventure, Thrills and Chills and People and Places. This was for People and Places.

Always a great day when I can work with AD Jim Sarfati. His raw New York humor always puts a smile on my face.

busy busy busy!

Lately I've gotten some complicated busy spreads to work on...this being one of them...For Highlights Mag. Simple find what's wrong...basically everything is wrong...ha!