As some of you may know, I have been working on a series of paintings to help raise money for The Red Cross. The series, “Everyday Tokusatsu”, is just a fun twist on Tokusatsu (Japanese live-action tv shows) characters dealing with unexpected (and somewhat mundane) situations. I’ve done three paintings so far, and my friends [...]
Posts Tagged ‘fan art’
Cowabunga, Chunky Rice
A few days ago, my friend Jamaica and I got together to redo comic covers in our own styles. Although I love seeing indie artists “covering” classic superhero books, I wanted to try my hand at covering something-not-so-mainstream. This remake of “Goodbye, Chunky Rice” is my first comic cover remake that I’ve done… unless your [...]
SF Zine Fest 2010 pt 4: KnifeTank fan art
While sitting at my table at the SF Zine Fest a few people stopped and asked if I had any KnifeTank merchandise. I was totally caught off guard every time. I didn’t have any signs up about KnifeTank, nor did I tweet about having anything with me. Nevertheless, I did happen to have a few [...]
My Street Fighter-esque Twitter background
This is my Street Fighter II inspired font and “fighter” picture that I created for my Twitter page. Hadouken!
PITFALL! (covered version)
Inspired by the fantastic Covered blog, I thought it would be fun to create a “Doc Pop” version of the classic Activision game “PITFALL!“. The piece was created over a week’s worth of BART rides, using cheap watercolor and ink. I also experimented with a “reverse” applique technique on the rainbow that looks totally for [...]
