Got a gig back in June where I had to fill up a notebook with notes and doodles...for a girl. Not as easy as it sounds, it's actually pretty hard to write like a girl. I don't know why they didn't just hire a girl artist, but it was fun. The commercial was made by Dwyer Productions.
This was a test for a children's educational gaming company, Smarty Pants. The design was partially inspired by the book Cartoon Modern by Amid Amidi which I just finished reading.
A little behind the scenes. Still living out of my boxes of which the scanner is in one until I found my own place, so this was taken with a digital camera:
I thought of this when I saw a guy on the bus who looked like he went to every Bonaroo, owns every Matador and Sub Pop record, and Hi Fidelity is his favorite movie. If I had the time & money, I might not be that different.
Yes I know, iPod spoofs are way outdated...too bad, here's another :P
I woke up a few days ago with that first panel in mind of Skeletor. I have no idea why or how but it seemed like a funny idea:
And here's a comic I started and ended in 2004 because I got too busy with school work. I'm half-Japanese just so you know where this is coming from. It's called ESL:
After several months of sketching ideas at a coffee shop, looking through books for pattern ideas, deciding which homepage idea to go with then combining them all, and working on a 5 year old computer in San Francisco trying to avoid facebook unsuccessfully, I can now enter what's left of the working world with the new & improved www.TeddyHose.com
Now I can complete my transformation to working San Francisco resident stuffed with organic hummus, chai lattes and Full House theme song playing in the background (shooby do bap bada) :P
