Alien character design for comic

This is my submission for a comic about an alien invasion. I'm doing the inner cover for the first comic of 6. Some artists involved are friends from SVA, Ori Ayalon and Dezi Sienty. I'm not crazy about sci-fi/adventure comics but it was a chance to get published so why not?

Blue Moon

As a new year's resolution, I'm going to try and start doing a weekly illustration. This is the first image that popped in my head (or something close to it) when I decided I was definitely going to do it. No doubt I played some Tom Waits to get the feel for this one.

In high school, I used to paint wooden plaques w/ my mom as a dayjob from a company called Shaker Corners. Little did I know I'd be doing exactly the same thing as a hobby 10 years later. I thought by now I'd be a cyborg processing laser fabricated sprockets for Microsoft's Time Machine v5. But nope, still painting on wood.

this one's acrylic on a 3.5" x 3.5" piece of wood.

The Wearhouse and Studio T

We just launched our customizable Tshirt lab for your avatar on Millsberry.com called Studio T. Just like the Surf Game, I did the artwork while John McElroy and Jason Sauser worked their magic on the coding, and Tony Eaton oversaw the whole project as Snr. Art Director. We also decided to have me redesign the clothing store interior now called the Wearhouse where Studio T lives. After much brainstorming, I was able to create a cool logo too.

Surfing Game

For the last 2 months, me and my team at work have been slaving away at this surfing game for Millsberry.com. We wanted it to be the stepping stone for what we want to see in terms of design and illustration on the site. You can play it even if you're not a member but be sure to READ THE INSTRUCTIONS. It takes a sec to get used to.

I did the character designs, character animation, design and illustration of the title screen, design of the waves, backgrounds, and some other things here and there. The flourishings, additional design and actionscripting were done by Tony Eaton and the actionscript wizard behind it all with contributions to design was John McElroy.

Definitely proud of this one :)

click to play!

Little Devil

Lichtenstein in Millsberry

We decided to do a modern art exhibit for my gig at millsberry.com and here's a piece I drew in Flash. Not really my style but cool how it came out. I took a pre-existing character (from a previous artist) and turned her into pop-art:

...and yes, as in that Men at Work song.

Runner

my first post...a quickie...just a little something that's been running through my mind