Three painted Micro Monsters!

Three still to go, but I'll be getting those from Michael at Play Dead Toys any day now. 

Micro Monster Mobs!

Getting my monster making on for DesignerCon! Going to hopefully have a few sets of these guys available at booth 901- some painted, some not, in case you have your own paint schemes in mind. 

Come on down and see the Micro Monster Mob at DCon!

(Insert Panicked Scream Here)

I think most people will know these characters and what theme I'm going for with them. Still have to add the Wolfman, and maybe one more...

WHAM!

This was a fun piece. I've loved Popeye, especially the brilliant Fliescher Brothers studio animated cartoons. So funny and well done, blowing away Disney animation at the time. 

 Anyway, this was for the official Popeye Anniversary art show at Hero Complex Gallery. One of four - not counting my artists proof. 

Wanted to do something fun, and show all the major players of the ol' Thimble Theater newspaper strip cartoons and the Fliescher animated shorts. Thought Popeye knocking Bluto out would be appropriate, then it just morphed into Popeye literally knocking Bluto right out of the frame. 

Another update...

Another piece! This one, of course, is a papercut homage to the incomparable Drsgon's Lair from Don Bluth studios. Done for Bottleneck Gallery's video game show. Daphne there was very very tiny. 

And another update!

I'll try to get caught up. Like I said, I wasn't just sitting idle. Though I bet some of you thought so. Shame on you. 

  Here's another piece that was shown at both Rothick Art Haus and Bottleneck Gallery for each of their respective video game themed shows.

The Keeper of Wisdom:

Wait, what?

Its been HOW long since my last update here? Whoa. Sorry about that. I've been kinda swamped lately, but I have been getting stuff done! For serious. 

  So first I realize I haven't shown the full piece of this:

Yup, you guessed right, that's a Metroid in a containment cylinder, from SNES Super Metroid. Showcased at Bottleneck Gallery in New York and at Rothick Art House in Anaheim CA. 

Gallery Works - teasers!

For those of you that check in from time to time, I'm not dead! No, just busy. I've been working on pieces for PopZilla's PopCade gallery show, a tribute to video games. 

So when the show is about to open I'll show the full pieces here, but for now here are some teasers!

Recognize what games they are all from?

Hope you like!

PopCade opens on May 10th at Rothick Art Haus in Anaheim, so if you can, stop on down - it's going to be a huge show!

My gallery piece at Van Eaton Animation Gallery!

Mr. Peabody and Sherman in "when to today, Mr. Peabody?"

The shadow box paper cut out piece has blinking lights, an electric generator effect, and two spinning elements. Best part is it sold! I think I'll do another motorized shadow box sometime...