Forxgi

I haven't updated my blog with anything worthwhile in a good long time, so in the next few days I'm going to try to update this with tons of junk.

Here's a christmas present I did for some friends, Rob and Allison. I drew and inked it, and my girlfriend Melissa King colored it.

It's a Fox and a Corgi. The proper term is Forxgi.

Here's the inked version I did:

Here's the final, colored version that Melissa did. She made it look better than I ever would have.

And here are some process thumbnails I did:

   

My Pikmin poster is now available to buy at Fangamer.net!

I probably should have posted this a while ago, but my Pikmin poster is now available at Fangamer.net for only $17!

That's such a great price that you could literally buy two of them and it would only be about $34.

Here's the link:

http://www.fangamer.net/products/pik-your-battle

Nail Biter

Parking Garage Stairs

Two things. One is a comic. The other is not.

Here's a couple things I did recently. The first is a portrait of a friend. His name is Steve Campos and he's a wizard in After Effects.

The second is a comic that I did. Hopefully I'll do more in the future:

Pikmin Battle! - For Fangamer VS. Attract Mode Gallery

Here's a piece that I've worked on during the past week for the Fangamer VS. Attract Mode art gallery, which will be at PAX 2012 in Seattle. It's a video game themed gallery, and I chose to do Pikmin.

I've always liked imagining the Pikmin having epic battles filled with violence and tragedy, unseen to the player's eye.

Anyway, here it is. I hope you like it.

Fangamer Packing Slips Pt. 1

Over the past month or so, I've been working on these packing slips for a company called Fangamer. Fangamer is a small business owned and run by some friends of mine in Tucson, Arizona. They basically design and sell merchandise based on famous video games. They've got some really great, well-designed stuff, so check them out.

Anyway, for every order they ship, they include a packing slip, which is a hand-drawn, personalized piece of art related to whichever video game the merchandise is based on. The packing slips are all drawn by different artists, and I decided I wanted to give it a shot, since I hardly ever make finished pieces without the help of a computer.

Here's a few of the packing slips I did for them, sketched in pencil, then inked and colored using copic markers. I've never used copic markers before, so it's been pretty challenging. But fun.

Metroid:

Legend of Zelda: