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Musical Landscapes of the Mind
Most of the time, I find that albums are amazing in the first half and lag in the second. But, every so often, I find an album that I absolutely enjoy in it's entirety. This is true of the album I just recently picked up, Lord Huron's Lonesome Dreams. You can find their music hereThe feeling while listening to the notes is of a gentle soaring high ( Read more... ) -
Into the Wild
Went on a couple of camping trips this year to some amazing places. Very similar to the camping trips I went on last year. You can see some of the watercolor sketches I did here.This also means I missed pre-registration for Comic Con next year, so hopefully I can get in on a friend's professional ticket as a guest. I highly doubt the public ( Read more... ) -
More melting of self over David Tennant
Oh my freaking jeez! Someone get me this poster! XDDD It's a possibility it'll turn up at Comic Con. B-day prezzie any of you CC goers? ;p ( Read more... ) -
Doodlings
Apologies for the long time between blog updates.
This time I've got some random doodles from work, usually done when I'm bored or stressed at work, which is probably why they end up with a lot more energy than most of my finished work.
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Gimme some of that old time black and white
I finally got around to scanning a few things and am putting up some of my real media black and white work. Go here to see some of the latest pen and ink fish from work. I've also been keeping a sketchbook with me on the commute to work for those times when I forget my book. The sketchbook's from Target and has really cheap rough pages so I'm not ( Read more... ) -
Downsizing
So the Aquarium's Holiday Market has come and gone and I sold 4 out of 5 2"x2" acrylic canvas paintings, which can be seen here. I priced them low for my fellow coworkers. The poor little goblin shark stands alone and the dwarf cuttlefish ended up being the most popular. Print sales were dismal despite low prices and I only sold 1 of "Where's ( Read more... ) -
Follow-up Garden
As requested here's a few of the illustrations besides the plant ID illustrations that were used on the Aquarium's garden signage. Enjoy! -
Unnecessarily Complicating Things
Just a brief post to say that I put up images of the signage that I laid out with my plant illustrations and some vector illustrations. You can find them here. Haha, a blog post to link to another blog post ( Read more... ) -
One of those procrastination things
Don't know why I haven't put these up before, but I guess it's just a procrastination thing for no real reason. Anyway, sketches from the Andrew Bird concert, more than a year ago now at the San Diego SOMA, a little clubby venue, standing room only. I didn't remember to bring my camera, but I did have my sketchbook. So here's a first, sketching at ( Read more... ) -
Fiddley Little Plant Bits
As some of you know, I'm not a big fan of drawing plants. Too many leaves, no eyes, and they just take a long time to render, but I've been drawing a lot of them for work. The Aquarium's new Earth-Friendly Garden opened up on Earth Day featuring a few of my illustrations. You can see them here. They were all drawn in pencil on tracing paper and ( Read more... )
