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 February 29th, 2008 | Category: fashion
More character design inspiration.
One of the best lessons I learned in character design from my teacher in college, Mike Genz, was that everything in the world was made up of a combination of 3 shapes: circles, squares, and triangles.
Gareth Pugh
Louise Goldin
Maison Martin Margiela
 February 28th, 2008 | Category: my work
I was watching this video on youtube and was completely inspired to clown the crying clown boy in cartoon form. I plan on taking my sketchbook to more public places, so count on more entries like this in the near future. This is by far one of the best things about drawing. [...]
 February 28th, 2008 | Category: animation
My friend Alex posted this on his blog. This is an amazing piece of animation. I really enjoy the design and style of timing that was used for this project. Fantastic! It was originally made in french. If you want to see the english version go here.
 February 27th, 2008 | Category: science, technology
With the accelerated versatility of technology and its increasing use in the field, an interesting and concerning reality will be here well within our lifetime. Robotics in combination with bio-technology are what seem at a high forefront with the human species. I see a more drastic merger of the sciences in the future.
The [...]
 February 26th, 2008 | Category: animation
Hey so I guess I can talk about this now, since they’ve announced it on Vinylpulse. Thanks Jack.
Dr. Seuss mesmerized generations (and continues to do so) of children with numerous books filled with his unique drawings and memorable rhymes. Horton Hears a Who!, one of his most popular titles, tells the [...]
 February 25th, 2008 | Category: movies
One dream of mine since watching movies was to have a starring role as a zombie. It would be a delight to stumble about while drooling without being looked at in disgust for it. Did you ever notice in a zombie movie there is often one “special zombie” that never gives up? [...]
 February 24th, 2008 | Category: personal
I was at Target yesterday walking around because I needed to get new 9 volt batteries for the fire alarm and my clock. Something that I do if I have the time is stroll through the toy section to see what new craziness is being released to entertain the kids. The wife and [...]
 February 23rd, 2008 | Category: website
It’s taking time, but I’m finally starting to upload images of selected gallery shows and events that I’ve participated in over the years. You can check out what images I have up so far by clicking here. I’ll be updating it regularly from now on, so this will be the only multi-event update.
 February 23rd, 2008 | Category: my work
My friend Greg Hardin hosts this sweet drawing forum over at Drawergeeks. It’s pretty cool because he started it to give studio artists an outlet to draw for the fun of it, just like scribble-time at recess! Yeah!
The drawing theme for this week as “Monsters Under My Bed” and I started thinking, what [...]
 February 22nd, 2008 | Category: games
What’s better than Super Mario World ? Not too many games in the spiral galaxy….unless it’s Super Mario World: Hacked. I have to give the people playing this game credit, the patience to succeed in this version is an ultimate test of focus and will.
 February 22nd, 2008 | Category: politics / economics
If you live in the US and are paying attention to economics, you know that the value of the dollar has been dropping. In fact, it has down nearly 40% against the Euro since 2001. Is this a thing of concern? Some would say no, and that it is a down-swing that [...]
 February 21st, 2008 | Category: paranormal
My friend Joe sent this article through a message board today. This was very interesting and sparked a discussion amongst us about the issue. It’s widely reported that people have the experience of “waking up” in the middle of the night to some sort of dark presence and a weight on their chest…unsettling. [...]
 February 20th, 2008 | Category: science, technology
This is the new version of RuBot by Pete Redmond from Dublin, Ireland. There are cameras in the eyes of the head that scan the cube before the pneumatic arms solve it. It usually solves the Cube in about 35 seconds (not including the scan) no matter how much it is mixed up.
The solving [...]
 February 19th, 2008 | Category: culture
I am curious about pyramids. They appear in many cultures spanning the globe, with a air of mystery as to their creation and absolute purpose. The Golem’s kingdom of Soledad was heavily influenced by my research into this phenomenon and its history. What I like about art is it allows us [...]
 February 18th, 2008 | Category: movies
I’ve been falling behind seeing new movies. Things have been a bit hectic with art, so yesterday was a good reprieve from that, even if for only an afternoon. The wife and I went to go see “Spiderwick Chronicles“, which is based off the best-selling books by Tony DiTerlizzi and Holly Black.
I was [...]
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