Demonic Seal

So Katrin is bothering me about posting so here you are, an awesome demonic seal I photoshopped together for an RPG campaign.

Orange I Glad?

I wrote this for the latest round of NPR Three-Minute Fiction. The criteria was that it must contain a joke, and a character must cry. It had to be done in six-hundred words or less, and because I can't seem to get that brevity is the soul of wit, mine clocks in at five ninety-six.
It's past the end of the world and it contains a very bad joke, but which one it is, is for you to decide.

Doodle and a skull.

I have a hard time drawing children so I sketched a child's skull in order to get the base down.

1:30am Senseless

This is as close to real life as I have ever gotten, does that make it insufficiently experimental? Your call, but I had to write it.

Fantasy Mapping - progress

Whooa haven't posted in a while. I have been keeping up somewhat with drawings but I am horrible about scanning/photoing stuff. Here's what I've been working on today:

Photoshop doc edit from hexographer png

Google Earth ftw

Salvador Cullen...?

so I was watching this movie called, "Little Ashes" which is basically about Salvador Dali (starring one Robert Pattinson) and I am only halfway through but it is very full of boylove, and I am A-OK with that

Unfinished page and character sketch

Page 2 of comic, unfinished.

Drawing of a character:

Only a Sailors Tale

I started this a couple days ago way to late at night, I just finished it knowing that I had written the first half of another story at work this afternoon and that if I ever accumulate to much of a backlog of unfinished work I freeze creatively and it's terribly frustrating. Anyway, without further ado;

Only a Sailors Tale

We are told, we sailors, that death by drowning is as peaceful a one as man could wish for. After the time I spent in the South China Seas in 1904 I don't believe a word of it.

An update on an older post

stop motion randomness

Hmm, let's try a video post shall we. This is just some randomness I did with clay for my "freestyle" assignment. It really sucks, because I don't know shit about stop motion and I didn't really care to try hard to get it to look nice.

Sidenote

So, this isn't really art... I guess, but anyways:

Ian had gotten a bag of holding from ThinkGeek a while ago, the strap got pretty jank after his run in with the "two crappy muggers". It's been lurking around my apartment for a little over a week with his intention to fix it while I'm being lame (read: sleeping at normal hours). I took the liberty of fixing it myself, and added this little fleece heart on the inside, because I'm lame.



(Somehow I feel that this fleece heart will protect him from future encounters.)