Bebop 'N' Banjo

I haven't done a banjo pig for Dueling Banjo Pigs so, here's a little something satisfy the urge. I don't know why I haven't thought of this before. Bebop from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles should've been the first pig to come to mind, but sadly, it wasn't.

So, I hope I redeemed myself with this one. Enjoy.

Feeding my FanArt addiction

This one is LOOONG overdue. This is some fanart for a webcomic called Escape from Planet Nowhere by Otis Frampton.

This is yet another awesome webcomic that is part of Space Dock 7. Go read them RIGHT NOW!

Enjoy.

Illustration Friday: "CAGED"

Another Bad Luck Becky one page comic for your viewing pleasure. Enjoy.

If you noticed, I have a logo for BLB now. I actually have a cover for the upcoming graphic novel I plan on writing, but don't really know if I want to show it yet. It's NOWHERE near any sort of solid ground yet, it's more in the conceptual phase, so I don't want to show the cover yet. But, be patient it's coming. I'll be posting enough nonsense filler to take your mind off of it, so don't worry about it.

Spiderman Banjo Pig

What's with the pig playing a banjo you say? Well, let me tell ya. There's an awesome website/blog stated by a couple of my favorite artists Guy Francis and Stacy Curtis called Dueling Banjo Pigs.

If any of you have a banjo playing pig then send it to them and they'll put it up on the site. It's just that easy. And, who doesn't enjoy a banjo playing pig? Exactly. Enjoy.

Smile

Alright, before I begin with this post let me just be perfectly honest: I'm doing this mostly because of a contest going on at Art and Story. BUT, and this is a big BUT, even though it's a contest, I'm a big admirer of this artists' work. What artist am I talking about? Raina Telgemeier. She was just interviewed by Mark and Jerzy on the A&S podcast. It was a really great interview about doing memoir comics and comics in general.

About 3 months or so ago I picked up a copy of her graphic novel of Ann Martin's The Babysitters Club.

I really liked it. I also bought it because as you may or may not know, I want to take my Bad Luck Becky character and do a graphic novel of my own with her. So, this looked like some good material to reference and use for research. Her work is really good. This may sound dumb, but her bushes and trees look awesome. Anyways, because I liked The Babysitters Club so much I've been wanting to get a copy of her latest graphic novel called Smile.

So, by mentioning Raina and her work and creating a post about her I can win a copy of Smile. I honestly might not have mentioned her if not for the contest, but now I'm glad that I did, even if I don't win anything. Also, even if I don't win, I am going to pick up a copy of Smile anyways. So, there's my plug. Go to www.goraina.com and check out her other awesome work.

I've made this blog all about myself and haven't really mentioned other artists that I like and have inspired me to do what I do and to do what I want to do. So now, because of this post you can expect more mentions and shout outs to other great artists that I like instead of just a link on the side the the blog. Enjoy.

Illustration Friday: "GIANT"

It's about time I brought back Bad Luck Becky. Hopefully you'll see a whole graphic novel for her. (That's a hint of my next big personal project)

The topic for Illustration Friday this week is "GIANT". So, naturally, the first thing I thought of was David and Goliath. I thought this would be a perfect topic for BLB. I'm doing another one page comic as practice for the graphic novel. Enjoy.

MORE more fan art

It's official, I'm addicted to fan art. Here is some more that I did. These characters are from Cleopatra is Spaaace!, another comic over at Space Dock 7. The comic is done by one of my favorite artists, Mike Maihack. Check it out.