Jan 8, 2010
Alternative Craft Fair
Hey, Fridayafternooney, wake up. Mark your calendar, the Central Mass Roller Derby is having a Craft Fair. Even if you don't think you're interested, it's worth it just to attend. The CMRD will be there and from what I hear, the space where it's being held is the former set from the 'We Got The Beat' movie that was filmed here. Plus I made this nice poster for them...how can you NOT go?
Dec 30, 2009
Fish!
Dec 19, 2009
And they're in
Dec 8, 2009
Go Time
At noon today, the calendar gets uploaded and ordered. Right now, it's pencils-down time. Paypal link is below. Thanks everyone.

PayPal pre-ordering is now closed. If you're still interested in buying a calendar, you can go to this link: http://www.lulu.com/content/paperback-book/2010-calendar/7963010 and buy it directly from Lulu.com. This option is especially good if you live outside of Massachusetts, USA.
PayPal pre-ordering is now closed. If you're still interested in buying a calendar, you can go to this link: http://www.lulu.com/content/paperback-book/2010-calendar/7963010 and buy it directly from Lulu.com. This option is especially good if you live outside of Massachusetts, USA.
Dec 2, 2009
Calendar Calendar Calendar
SO, for $15, you can get your very own 2010 calendar. I'm just wrapping it up now...

PayPal pre-ordering is now closed. If you're still interested in buying a calendar, you can go to this link: http://www.lulu.com/content/paperback-book/2010-calendar/7963010 and buy it directly from Lulu.com. This option is especially good if you live outside of Massachusetts, USA.
PayPal pre-ordering is now closed. If you're still interested in buying a calendar, you can go to this link: http://www.lulu.com/content/paperback-book/2010-calendar/7963010 and buy it directly from Lulu.com. This option is especially good if you live outside of Massachusetts, USA.
Nov 30, 2009
10 Years
Nov 22, 2009
2010 Calendar is coming
Having a busy few weeks. On top of a big commercial project, I'm putting together this year's calendar. Here's the page I just finished. Even artsier and fartsier than last year. I'm taking pre-orders starting today, just comment on this post and I'll add you to the list.
UPDATE: I'm gonna go with $15. There's a PayPal button below for the pre-orders, and THANKS!

PayPal pre-ordering is now closed. If you're still interested in buying a calendar, you can go to this link: http://www.lulu.com/content/paperback-book/2010-calendar/7963010 and buy it directly from Lulu.com. This option is especially good if you live outside of Massachusetts, USA.
UPDATE: I'm gonna go with $15. There's a PayPal button below for the pre-orders, and THANKS!
PayPal pre-ordering is now closed. If you're still interested in buying a calendar, you can go to this link: http://www.lulu.com/content/paperback-book/2010-calendar/7963010 and buy it directly from Lulu.com. This option is especially good if you live outside of Massachusetts, USA.
Oct 22, 2009
Spelling
Oct 17, 2009
Hey, you. Go buy this.
Tonight, my friend Heather is holding a fundraiser, the Dreaded Event. A rock show with auctions mixed in. I made this for the event:

Go bid on it.
Go bid on it.
Oct 16, 2009
Show your work: Nytmare edition
As many people know, I work digitally and take screengrabs as I work. Click here to see the latest animation, for last weeks' Nytmare poster.
Couple things to notice. I originally had the hero fearlessly jumping at the monster, but that wasn't really working for me. So he came forward and got entangled in the muck. I saw this picture of this roman sculpt when I was little and it's always stuck with me. Something so calm and cool about all three of them: 'Stupid serpents of evil, we're trying to talk here!'

Also, there was going to be a chick in the image as well, but as I was drawing her, I just couldn't wrap my head around the narrative. Too complicated without actually being interesting. Same thing with those roots. Too much.
Also, during the build, you'll see the text turn on and off. I dropped in the text early, knowing that I wanted the composition to be 50/50 text/image, but kept it shut off (hidden) most of the time because of the gritty complex fonts. They tend to choke Illustrator. I like that program because it really moves at the speed of thought, so it's just an efficiency thing.
Have a pleasant weekend.
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Couple things to notice. I originally had the hero fearlessly jumping at the monster, but that wasn't really working for me. So he came forward and got entangled in the muck. I saw this picture of this roman sculpt when I was little and it's always stuck with me. Something so calm and cool about all three of them: 'Stupid serpents of evil, we're trying to talk here!'
Also, there was going to be a chick in the image as well, but as I was drawing her, I just couldn't wrap my head around the narrative. Too complicated without actually being interesting. Same thing with those roots. Too much.
Also, during the build, you'll see the text turn on and off. I dropped in the text early, knowing that I wanted the composition to be 50/50 text/image, but kept it shut off (hidden) most of the time because of the gritty complex fonts. They tend to choke Illustrator. I like that program because it really moves at the speed of thought, so it's just an efficiency thing.
Have a pleasant weekend.
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