first crumb to fall

This is old. But it's definetly shows my personality and it shows what I have done since the summer of 2002. This became the product of my First Assignment at the School of Visual Arts my alma mater in Cartooning Principles. My teacher was Klaus Janson, one of my favorite teachers. All apologies to Mort Drucker. I am still learning from him and Co.

Can you find these things? Alfred E. Neuman, Freddie the Freeloader, the Marx Brothers, Darth Maul, Beatles, the Muppets and the Kitchen Sink. They're all in there and then some. Happy hunting!! Thanks for stopping by.

Church Sketch #4

Another crumb. Full bodies are fun. I get a kick out of the tie everytime I see it. 8x10.5 in sketchbook.

Church Sketch #3

This crumb was done last Sunday the 27th. There were three speakers but the other one didn't turn out as well as I'd like. This time I used a Markette instead of the pens, pencils, and colored pencils I usually use. I like the how this turned out and it only ruined the backside of the page. Again 8x10.5in sketchbook.

Church Sketch #2

It's not Sunday yet, but I found some other crumbs worth showing. Same size 8x10.5. Done in the SIMPSON's style(all apologies but fun effects I think). This was sketched around the time you could SIMPSONIZE yourself coinciding with that really funny movie that came out. Consider this a fan art homage.

Church Sketches #1

Sundays, I go to church. Here I can be found doodling in my 8x10.5 inch sketchbook. Testimony meetings are great because anyone in the congregation can speak what they believe at the pulpit. Most times its at least a dozen people in about a 45 minute time period. I usually sit in the back on the left side. Expect an entry like this each SUNDAY. (One of my New Year's Resolutions for February on.)

completed as a background to an upcoming event finished 2am sunday morning--sometimes, the simplest idea on a project becomes the most sucessfull

2007 amusement park caricature end of the season