Magneto

This one was a lot of fun for some reason.

Harry Potter

Harry from his Deathly Hallows days.

This Is Sparta!

King Leonidas from Frank Miller's 300. The movie good but the comic was great. The more I look at this sketch, the less I like it. I'm not sure what it is.

Josh on the Crossfit page

The picture of my brother Josh on the top of Half Dome made the Crossfit main page! Most people probably don't know what this means but I think it's pretty cool. Most of the time you have some pretty hard core athelets that get their picture featured for the day on the Crossfit page. So it's pretty neat to see family up there. Crossfit is the workout program my wife, brothers and I follow. It was at a Crossfit competition where I took those pictures of my cousin collapsed on the floor.

Abby Cadabby

http://www.animationmagazine.net/article/10480

They're finally releasing images of the show I've been working on for the past 10 months. I'm super excited about this. Everyone at Speakeasy is really proud of the what we are doing. It really has been a dream project.

Jogging

Just working out my storytelling muscles. This story was inspired by Lewis Trondeim.

Batman

Mr. Bruce Wayne is angry.

Bill Watterson hands

Bill Watterson is an amazing artist. I love how he draws hands. They are so simple and even gestural but they never feel rushed.

Beast

Dr. Henry McCoy my favor blue haird scientist acrobat.

Colossus

Skin of metal, mountains of muscles, and a cool Russian accent. What isn't there to like about the Colossus?

Wolverine

Now that working on my demo reel isn't so urgent I've taken some time to do some drawing with the only goal of making me smile. I find drawing of any kind really enjoyable and fun. Life drawing, gesture drawing to improve my eye for animation and the occasional commissioned art piece are times I always look forward too. But sometimes I like to escape through my pencil and draw whatever makes me smile.

Wolverine was my favorite Xmen hands down when I was in Junior High and Highschool. I collected his comic religiously from issues in the early 70s, through the loss of his adamantium, and into the Age of Apocalypse. But due to the events that caused him to go feral and a regretable and misguided beliefe that comics were only for kids I stopped collecting. Thankfully I came to my senses although I haven't purchased an issue of Wolverine since. I miss those days.

Zombies!

Sean is at it again.

Brain Farts: Victor

Brain Farts: Stuart

Brain Farts: Quimby

Brain Farts: Iggy

Brain Farts: Gregory