I just got back from a fabulous mini-vacation with my cousin, aunt and uncle. Whenever I hang out with my cousin fun always seems to ensue. This particular hang out session was no different. We tend to get a little, well, weird when we're together because we are, well, a little weird (some would argue that the "little" is more like "a lot") on our own. One night Carly asked me to draw a picture so I naturally drew her in the fetus position. She in turn drew a picture of her hermit crab (pictured below) as well as a few characters from a very...um...interesting story she typed while falling asleep. I especially like Lucy's serpent-like hair. It looks like that cobra's about to strike!
In response, I drew King Trifasa: a crossbreed between (you guessed it) The Lion King's Mufasa and The Little Mermaid's King Triton. Behold the result.
Sunday, July 27, 2008
Thursday, July 10, 2008
Summertime Shenanigans!
It has been quite a while since my last post and all I can do is plead the 5th on why I have been so behind in my doodling antics. Could it be that I no longer have class time to doodle in? Perhaps it's the fact that I get to be creative for the majority of every day that I work under the title of "Creative Intern". Whatever the case may be, I do admit to lagging behind on my own goal of creating a doodle a day (or close to it). To make up for that, I have a few things to post that I have been working on during my time of absence. The first is a book cover design that I have been given the wonderful opportunity to create this summer. For my first design I created a bunch of cartoons for the cover. Here's the tentative first cover design (that I have decided not to go with because of its children's-bookness) The chef is one of the cartoons I created. I think his name would probably be along the lines of Jean Pierre if he actually existed outside of my mind. I have also been working on a t-shirt design on Threadless. Check it out when you get a chance and let me know what you think I can do to improve it! It's still in the critique stage so I would love to hear what I can do to make it the best it can be! Here's the link -->Thanks!
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