SKETCHES*

Hello. Here are some sketches I've done in my sketchbook. Not much else, busy doing presentations and the like for class. Till next time.

Book Cover*

Here is a cover I design for class on the book Invisible Cities by Italo Calvino. This was a fun and difficult assignment, But, with the help of Mark Montgomery, I came away with the project satisfied. There still some changes to make, however, this is overall look.

Vulture Express 3-pager

I am very proud of this short short story. I never had a character to 'live' on the page like this main character. Probably the closest one I had is Ms.Rose from Handman.And personally, I am growing more fond of having every element in the comic be done by hand. I actually had the copy in the word ballon done hand, but it sucked so bad I put in a comics font. I need to practice I bit more before writing in my ballons again.

Character Designer* GRANT

Here's the second character I did for the Generate: 24-hour comic competition. I am proud of designs, though, there still issues within the design to be address.

Character Designer* Gracie

Here's a character design I did for the Generate: 24-hour comic competition. I was a whole lot of fun to do.

ME*

At my internship with Cartoon Network's Trade Creative Services department, a great artist by the name Bryan Mon did a portrait of me(shown above). He was fun to work with in my short time there and was really good at what he does there. Thanks for all you criticism, support and fun times there, Bryan.

figure drawiings

Hey everyone. This summer I've been doing a bit of figure studies from a book by Glenn V. Vilppu called The Vilppu Drawing Manual. He has a great sense of structure (something of which I feel I personally lack), so I sought to gain that through his book. Key areas of the body I focused on was the hips and ribcage. My reason for studying the figure again was to have more freedom when drawing more difficult poses. In addition to studying the figure I've been playing with a software called Sketchbook Pro. To me, it's just photoshop at its absolute basic functions for an artist.

Page 5-6-7-8!*

Page5 Panels 5-7

Page6 Panel 1

Page7 Panels 1-4

Page8 Panels 2-8


Hey gang. School is finally over. It's been a great quarter here at SCAD-Atlanta. My Sequential Art Self-Promotion was really informative and challenging for me. Rebranding yourself can be a big task, but I feel that it benefited. Studio four was great. I went about the class trying to make my comic-making abilities more efficient. I had a critque today on my pages thus far and everyone dug them(thanks fellas). I look forward to working my Found story this summer and developing my portfolio for my exodus next year.

Page 4*

Here's Panel 1-4 of page 5. Out of the five five panels on it panel 2 was the hardest. It was difficult to know when to stop but I think I pulled it off. Page 6 coming up!