Sunday, July 17, 2011
Update on the artifact.
Monday, July 11, 2011
The first picture is how it looked when I saw it in the grass. It looked like a bone or something strange, so of course I had to pick it up. Then I saw the glazes. You can see them in the middle picture and the bottom picture. It was so exciting to find something that was from somewhere in the neighborhood of 800 a.d.-ish. The people here lived there from 750 a.d. to around 1000 a.d. when they moved to the cliffs. After finding it, I didn't want to just set it down and walk away or take it home. It's national park property after all. So we went to the rangers station. The ranger on duty told us after asking about finding pottery shards to leave it where we found it as the rain will unearth shards and other things. Then when I showed it to her, the eyes went wide and she got excited. Taking it from me she went and washed off the dirt reveling the black and white bands in the bottom photo. I gave her my info and we will see what the real archeologists say it is. Anyone have a guess? The ranger had some good guesses but I want to hear yours before telling you what she thought. When or if I ever hear from the park, I will post the answer here. As it stands, I found something really old and really cool.
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Testing yet another blog app

Good news everyone, I'm still technically alive. Although I feel like a slug (no offense to slugs) that I have not been posting more of my work. I haven't been a complete slacker these last few months. There were some major computer hurdles that I needed to overcome first, but all that is done and I can relax and get to the good stuff of putting my work online. I am really bummed that I missed this weeks Illustrated Friday. The topic was midsummer evening. There a lot of great entries.
What does everyone think of this drawing? The noble octopus, what a fascinating creature. This drawing turned out really well. Until next time, keep drawing.
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Just some photos I should have posted awhile ago, but like didn't and stuff.
So the pictures I'm putting up today where taken almost 2 years ago of a band called "We Were Promised Jetpacks". These guys are awesome. Not just like, oh hey, Weezer had a new song out and it was awesome. I mean, they are really awesome. I don't know just how long they have been around, but they only have one album, called these Four Walls. Another neat fact is that they are from Scotland, land of strong warm beer. Their sound is a little punk rock, but they do it well. All the songs are packed with emotion that only comes from a new band of kids accessorizing their sleeves with their hearts.
Looking through the picture folder, I also found a video I took with my camera. The audio and visual quailites are not great, but it's a little tiny camera, so cut it some slack. This song is called "Quite little voices" and is the beginning of the song.
Wednesday, April 06, 2011
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Thursday, January 20, 2011
Sunday, October 03, 2010
A Little sketch
Sunday, August 08, 2010
Work in progress

Good news everyone. The vulture drawing I started a while ago now had color. These are the underpainting colors and I'll be finishing it soon.
Tuesday, August 03, 2010
My newest toy

Product plug. This little gizmo is something I've been waiting for a few weeks to get. It makes tea and has a clever name. Its the way it makes tea that's special. Theres plenty of room for the tea leaves to expand and release more flavor. The test tea is a rooibos strawberry pepper we bought in Scottsdale, Az. Brewed in a tea ball the pepper and strawberry flavors were hidden. This time I can taste the strawberry and pepper and the overall flavor is much stronger. The best part is that the filter catches all the drifters who usually escape with a traditional tea ball. Go tea!
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
a big surprise

Good news everyone! My mother still knows I'm technically alive. My wife sent me a text message today informing me that I had a mysterious package from my mother waiting for me at home. Mail for me that doesn't ask for money comes along rarely. Naturally I was horrified that it was going to be hours until I could get home to open my package. upon arrival to my apartment, the large envelope was handed to me and was quickly opened. And what to my bewildered eyes did I behold? A shirt. I laughed very hard when I unfolded it and saw the graphic. This is the second surprise shirt she sent me from a site called threadless.com. She has pretty good taste when picking out hipster ironic graphic tees for me. I'm always floored, first that she remembers what I like after all these years and second that she knows about threadless. I just think that is very cool. The shirt is nice too :)So in conclusion, thanks mom, the shirt is great!
Wednesday, July 07, 2010
Pencil work

Good news everyone, a friend of mine got married. I drew this as their wedding present. It's them. I think it turned out very well. It was fun to render something in graphite again, it's been a really long time since I've taken the time to finish something like this picture.
Monday, July 05, 2010
da Bear

This is a bear we saw in Yellowstone. I wanted to try out this new blogger app when I saw it and post it like live you know? But Tmobile gets absolutely, no service. I didn't even get any data service in West Yellowstone, which isn't the biggest town, but its a major tourists town...anyways, enough whining about cell service, we saw 12 bears, 4 wolves, and a lot of food animals.
Testing a new app
Testing a new app
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Finally...sheesh...
Good news everybody! I finally finished my Hellboy Munny. It's a little four inch guy that is a mutant, I traded the body of a Raffy for the body of a classic munny. I think that it turned out pretty good, so I totally needed to show him off. I can't wait to get another one to work over. Here's some of the specs, the right hand of Doom is sculpted out of scultpty, the tail is made out of sculpty, and the horns are were actually already part of the head, I just cut them down. So there he is, all finished.




Ripple
Saturday, May 29, 2010
Etsy sale!

Good news everyone! I'm having a sale on my Etsy shop. Here are the fun details: All items have free shipping and most have reduced prices. The sale is only going to be for 2 weeks, so don't hesitate to get over to my Etsy shop and get your favorite print or Altoids tin. It's not going to last forever. I'll be adding a few more prints over the next couple of days, such as the Gumshoe and Calculations to name a few.
Friday, April 23, 2010
More work in progress
Good news everyone, I decided to post some more work in progress photos of my vulture and a weekend project, my first large custom Munny. The head is from the "Raffy" figure and the body is a classic munny body. There's still allot of work to be done on both, but I thought that it would be fun to show off what I've gotten done so far. Also, thanks to the_jcw for making my dunny possible.



