today's journal doodles

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tonight's drink while working

BEFORE AND AFTER a short film

Here's a little short animation I made a few years back with experimental videographer (and music video director) William Haun:  

a little french guy laughing to himself

also, just posted about a few of my favorite artists over on the SCAD ATL illustration blog.

today's journal doodles

recent journal pages

(I didn't like what I'd actually done on feb 16th, so I painted over it with these guys).

today's sketchbook pages

1.  Indian soda "Thums UP!"

2.  Sapporo

3.  The wristband I got in Stockholm from the Swedish meat company

4.  Thin eraser 

5.  Artichoke hearts jar (for ink wash)

AutoCAD diagram

Yes, I do tend to draw a little "loose" usually, but I can work very technically when I need to. For instance, here's a drawing that I recently did using AutoCAD to send to a book manufacturer. See, I need to be 100% sure that they know how to build the slipcase, so I made these fool proof instructions using vectors, angles, math (which also included geometry), a ruler, and science:

(yes, I actually did send this).

best children's book page ever

Yet another great reason to unpack (from having just moved) is the chance to go back through all of my great children's books. Here's the most beautiful spread from a children's book. ever.

best animated gif ever - and new t shirts for swedesplease

First off, can we agree that this is the best animated gif ever?*


I have no idea who made it, and would prefer to just keep it random.

Secondly, here's a new shirt that I just did for swedesplease (my go-to blog for swedish music):



*though, I do admit I love that one where tom cruise electrocutes oprah.