A truly angry elf!

Warm smile from a cold guy

No lab band needed here...

When you positively, absolutely have to design the UPS Man

Rudolph the Studly Reindeer

Bringing a ghost to life...

Ah, THAT time again. Luckily this X-Mas season will bring me LOTS of characters...

Emulate: to strive to equal or excel...

A bit on the painter steps to this one

The Hills Are (more) Alive

A little on the Hunchback development

Executioner Tie-Downs

Nailing some facial expressions down to a final as well as a couple more hero poses

Tighter on the hero pose

Adding a bit more life to my Death-Maker

Daydreaming Executioner

Longing for the finer things in life, our tender-hearted killer dreams of trying out them out for himself... he just doesn't quite know just how to approach any of them!

Another Wanderlust Executioner

Student work in Burbank!

So these were the two images picked by CGMA's Center Stage Gallery in Burbank! I was thrilled and honored to hear the news they wanted my stuff - for public viewing! I'm not worthy...

Thanks to Samantha Youssef for letting me post a pic (and taking it for me!). 

Daydreaming Executioner

Assignment No. 1 in our Character Design for Production CGMA class:

"Character based off of a Profession & Attitude."

Day in, day out; lopping off heads from dawn 'til dusk. What's an executioner to do? There's got to be a better life, another hobby, another job! Until then...

Dragons a la Searle/Ward

In the style made famous by both Ronald Searle and Jay Ward (who originally created the first Cap'n Crunch for agent Bayer Bess - and account on which I loved working), we were asked to come up with individual dragons.

Pigeon Lady

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