When my friends Sean and Christine told me they were getting married they asked me to do their wedding invite and thank you card.  I totally forgot to post these up.  They wanted something a little different, so they got different.  I'm glad they went with the Indiana Jones idea for the invite, otherwise they were getting apocalyptic deathbots that swore in a dead language.  Sean probably would have loved that.  The thank you card I'm really happy with, it's in a totally different style than the invite.  You see, on the invite I put some cutesy artwork on the back, in the same vein as this thank you card image, so I repeated that idea here.  What's funny is all three images Sean is in danger, poor bastard.

A couple of my friends recently had babies, so I made up these posters for them.  I figured posters based on their favourite movies would be a great gift, so Sean got one based on the Tron movie poster and Pat got one based on the Godfather.  It's a good thing that they liked them, otherwise we'd no longer be friends.

Here is my little tribute to the Good, the Bad and the Ugly, it's a triptych but I've posted the full image.  I figure it looks better in three parts so that each image can be spread as far apart from each other as you'd like (this scene in the movie has the characters spaced very far apart).

Here's a poster that I'll have available at the Comic Book Shoppe Art Gala.  Should be fun.  I've been getting some really positive response on this one, I hope it does well.  The idea was to do a retro looking, propaganda type poster for the Green Lantern corps.  Those not familiar with the GL Corps, they are a universal police force consisting of many different races.

I've done these up as a print that I'll have available in Montreal for Otakuthon.  These are 8" x 14" and I'm pretty happy with the end results.  I've now made the Deadly Geisha t-shirt and a print, I wonder what else I can do with her?  This little idea has gotten a lot of positive response and that puts a smile on my face!

Here is a rough idea of what the t-shirts will look like, photos of finished shirts to follow!

I'm going to go to Otakuthon in Montreal this year and get myself into the artist's alley.  I needed a new t-shirt idea and this is what I'm going to do.  The colours chosen here are just for me to see what this would look like.  I also added purple to the outlines but it will be black on the shirt.  I'm going to have a print of this available as well, it will have a background, I'll post about it later.

Oh, nostalgia, it's been great holding your hand and viewing animations from my past.  I'm going to stop posting all the little animations that I've done with the very first one that I ever did.  It's crude, actually it's pretty damn horrible, and after looking at it again 10 years later, it's not very funny.  However if you want to take a look then click on Read More.

This was done because squirrels are awesome!  Actually I have no idea why I have this running test of a squirrel, but I like it.  Click on Read More to view it.

I had a whole bunch of ideas for this Werlin character but didn't have the time to put into it.  These are about 8 years old.  I still kinda like these.  Click on Read More to view them.

A cat with a rocket on it's back, it's ROCKETCAT!

 This was done about 5 years ago in two days.  It was for a job that I didn't get. It's ok, rocketcat stuffed bananas in their tail pipes.  Click on Read More to view the animation.

I'm going to post a few older animations that I did years ago, just because I found them on an old site I had.  Click on Read More to view one that I did of Yoda.

This is my 2008 24 hour comic, all finally scanned in, hurray!  I had a different idea and different art style in mind when I went in to do this, but I like what came out.  The idea was to do a dark comedy, and I think I accomplished that.  It's silly and fun, if a little stupid at times.  Enjoy 24 pages of me trying to think of something to write and draw in 24 hours.

This is an image I'll have at the Comic Book Shoppe's 5th annual art show.  I wanted to do the X-Men but in a slighty different way, I wanted to show them as circus characters in a carnival.  Hopefully people will like it, I tried to give the characters an old time circus poster look and I aged the image.

Ok, here are all of the 50's inspired images.  I'll have these as 8" x 16" prints soon.  The idea is to show an image of a character with what they're thinking at that moment and you make up the story yourself. 

This is something that I had started years ago and never finished.  It was going to be this great western comedy, but I didn't have a script and this was its undoing.  I had an idea and just started drawing pages, I'll never do that again.  I gave up on page 20, which you'll see is just in its rough stage, a stage that I just went ahead and inked on many of the previous pages.  Oh well, it was a learning experience and I'm on to bigger and better things now.  With scripts.

Life is a beautiful thing, a perfection, a sunset on the beach while holding hands with your lover.  This is a loving description of how you or I may have come into this world.

Another thing that I drew while bored at work.  I had the Cheez Whiz personality song stuck in my head that day.  I thought to myself, "what if cheez whiz did have personality, what would it be like"?  It turned into this, a few quick sketches that I then messed around with on the computer.

A little story about a little boy that has something to say about his Jedi problem.

This was for a little flash thing that my buddy, Sheldon, wanted to do for a friend.  His good pal had made a recording ages ago called Superwino and then the inevitable and blockbuster sequel, Superwino 2: Rehab.  This was for the Rehab version and it gives a little adolescent giggle if you watch it, just look it up on that youtube.com site all the kids are crazy about these days.

Here's a preview of the comic that I'm working on called Fight of the Ninja Titan!  These are the first few pages, just before the action starts.  I'm going to post more as they are completed.