GILDED COFFEE LOVE

COFFEE LOVE

2nd Year Film - Animatic

(It's called "Venus and the Cat".)

2nd Year Film - Backgrounds

2nd Year Film - Production File Excerpts

Ancient Records #1

The first, and only, in full. CLICK EACH PAGE TO EMBIGGEN.

*Not to be continued.

Comic panel

Depending on opinion, Star Wars references make everything 10% better/worse.

Michael's Experiment

Comics elective homework, from someone else's "script"...

Comics elective homework

Comic book roughs. Give 'em a click.

Mother, She Wrote #3

Read it here.

Dublin

SECKS

This was supposed to be part of a series on how young kids don't always have the full picture. That didn't happen. ANYWAY look at it down there in Inklude's first exhibition last year...

Tea time

A poster I did recently-ish...

And look! Here it is in a place!

Grandson

More rough flash christmas e-card character design purple monkey dishwasher

SNEAK PEEK

Wanna see more?

School

Nearly

Nearly final costumes/character design.

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college college college

Purple

Early early character work for college project.

Alice illo 1

Alice design for college illustration project. I don't really like it.

T'isn't the Season

It's nearly Halloween, so we're animating Santa Claus. Gotta love college.

Finished poster...maybe

Final poster design for an upcoming stage show, approval pending. Happy with the illustration and title logo, not so much with the text on the right...Ah sure!

Grave Robber, Shmave Shmobber

Lara Croft: making desecration sexy since 1996.

'Inception' has nothing on my dreams

I know Inception is technically the wrong Christopher Nolan movie to reference here, but I don't care. Anyway, here's a crossover to top crossovers, except probably Scooby Doo Meets Phyllis Diller.

All crossover excitement aside, it actually raises the topic of the divergence from the fantasy of Tim Burton's Batman (and by extension, Joel Schumacher's, but let's pretend that didn't happen, even if it did give the world George Clooney in a silver-tipped, faux-nippled Batsuit) to the technically-explainable-down-to-the-last-detail-ness of Christopher Nolan's Batman, who looks more like an expensive military frivolity than a comic-book hero, which I don't mind as much as Katie Holmes but imagine I could only put up with for one more film. But really, that's just me backpedaling.

Summer Filler

I'm very mindful that as I cram what remains of the holidays with Tomb Raider and Pokémon, all the while there's a blog to be updated. The answer? Yet more old stuff pulled from my college application portfolio. What follows is a storyboard version of a "pitch" for a web-based cartoon partly-based on what my co-workers and I went through when our store went into administration in 2008.

The main characters would have been two kids and an ancient man.

I didn't realise it at the time, but it appears I accidentally ripped off Gary Baseman somewhat. Oh well. (Click 'Read more' for storyboard)