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Long time no blog!!

Hi folks!!

I know it's been almost a year since my last post!! A big thanks to those who have checked in on this blog as well as my DeviantArt gallery and Facebook group page!!

The next big thing for me is good ole San Diego Comic Con!! I will have a bunch of never seen (at least for SDCC) prints for people to pick up. I will have a few other surprises that I hope go over real well!!!

Stay tuned for more reveals!!!

Long Beach Comic Con

So this past Halloween weekend was the Long Beach Comic-Con... It's a great show, this was it's second year so there is still lots of room to grow and get better!!

I just want to give a big thanks to all those who stopped by my table to check out my stuff!! One of the reasons I love doing shows is the opportunity to meet people and share what I do with others who share my enthusiasm with comics, art, movies, and animation...

Here are 2 of my most recent illustrations I had made for the show...

PS- For those of you out there with 3D Red and cyan glasses, the Kratos illo is 3D!!

More Masters!!!

And they keep on coming!!!

Pac Attack!!!

Came up with doing this illustration while chatting with a few buddies at Comic-Con last July... I hope they will dig this!!

Sketch Card Commissions

For the past few years now, I've had the privilege of participating in various sketch card series for Topps and Upper Deck... I've worked on series based on Heroes, Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Iron Man 2, as well as a few others.

Sketch cards are a great way for me to get away from the computer for a bit and exercise my traditional illustration skills... From time to time I take on commissions from people either via online or at comic book conventions. Here are 2 recent commissions originally requested way back in July at Comic-Con...

Belive it or not...I'm walkin on air...

Superhero shows were hard to come by up until a few years ago...Even more so when I was a kid. So when one did show up, I was in..hook, line and sinker...

One such show was the Greatest American Hero. I'm not sure if it was the premise or the theme song, but I loved this goofy show. There had been a lot of chatter of a big screen version of this show, so I thought I would illustrate who I thought would make a perfect Ralph Hinkley and Bill Maxwell. None other than the Wedding Crashers themselves, Mr. Wilson and Mr. Vaughn...

Don't know if you any of you fans remember the running gag of Bill eating milkbone dog biscuits throughout the show, but I thought it would make for a funny prop in this illo...