Another mug shot that I'm going to make into a character for one of my shows.
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Saturday, December 17, 2011
The Hundreds X GPK Double, Double!
The Hundreds’ Garbage Pail Kids with illustrations by Layron DeJarnette have Doubles as well. They are being printed in extremely low numbers (less than 20 of each Double), and will be randomly assorted throughout all distribution. Consider yourself VERY lucky if you open up your packaged t-shirt to find a The Hundreds’ Garbage Pail Kids Double…
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Thursday, December 15, 2011
THE HUNDREDS + TOPPS + GARBAGE PAIL KIDS
The Hundreds x Garbage Pail Kids collection with illustrations by Layron DeJarnette are now available at The Hundreds Los Angeles, San Francisco, New York, and Santa Monica flagship locations.
LINK TO THE HUNDREDS X GPK COLLECTION
LINK TO THE HUNDREDS X GPK COLLECTION
Friday, December 2, 2011
Thursday, December 1, 2011
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
The Hundreds X Garbage Pail Kids
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Sunday, November 13, 2011
Sunday, November 6, 2011
GPK FB3 WATN: "Bony Tony" illustration
Thursday, October 27, 2011
"We're ANIMATIN'!"
It's not the latest hip-hop single that will inhabit your ipod roster but this humorous take on the process of producing television animation is quite accurate.
Friday, October 7, 2011
Monday, September 26, 2011
Monday, September 5, 2011
These t-shirts are THE BOMB!!! More designs to come later this year!
Check out The Hundreds' blog highlighting the opening reception for Gallery 1988‘s Garbage Pail Kids tribute art show.
To commemorate the show’s opening, which runs until October 1st, the first 50 people in line had the opportunity to score a free sneak-peek exclusive The Hundreds x Garbage Pail Kids t-shirt, illustrated by Garbage Pail Kids artist, Layron DeJarnette.
It will be the first of the collaboration set that will release to the rest of the world later this year.
http://thehundreds.com/blog/2011/09/03/grossed-out/
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
An illustration I did for THE HUNDREDS x GARBAGE PAIL KIDS "ADAM BOMB" t-shirt
Based on the original Adam Bomb by John Pound and combining "The Hundreds" mascot (which is a cartoon bomb character).
Be the first to get your hands on the sneak-peek exclusive THE HUNDREDS x GARBAGE PAIL KIDS "ADAM BOMB" t-shirt, which doesn't release to the rest of the world for another several months. Only 50 of these tees will be made available and given out for FREE at the opening night of our GARBAGE PAIL KIDS tribute at Gallery 1988 on Melrose this Friday from 7 to 10pm. Everyone else will have to wait for ADAM BOMB and the rest of the gang when the full THE HUNDREDS x GARBAGE PAIL KIDS collection drops later this year...
Here's the original illustration with the old series logo:
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
Sunday, July 17, 2011
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
Rat lip sync test 01
Flash animated lip sync test for a music video. I'll be implementing embellishments within the body animation on the final comp.
Saturday, May 14, 2011
Friday, March 25, 2011
More GPK sketch card commissions
This is a mash-up of the movies "Child's Play" and "Gremlins".
(2.5 X 3.5 Acrylics)
(I know that Gremlins' blood is green. It's strawberry jam all over the place, which is part of the gag.)
Madonna GPK
(2.5 X 3.5 Acrylics)
A mash-up of Garbage Pail Kids' "Oliver Twisted" and the movie "Black Swan".
(2.5 X 3.5 Marker and colored pencil)
(2.5 X 3.5 Acrylics)
(I know that Gremlins' blood is green. It's strawberry jam all over the place, which is part of the gag.)
Madonna GPK
(2.5 X 3.5 Acrylics)
A mash-up of Garbage Pail Kids' "Oliver Twisted" and the movie "Black Swan".
(2.5 X 3.5 Marker and colored pencil)
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Retched Ronald (GPK style)
Here's my piece for DIKLIK art & Meltdown Comics “Meat!” art show
Painted in Acrylics (Inspired by John Pound’s Richie Retch)
Exclusive Limited Giclee Prints are FOR SALE here:
http://layrondejarnette.storenvy.com/collections/448399-giclee-prints-limited-editions
Opening reception is Thursday, March 3rd from 7-10pm.
Here's the flyer to the event:
Painted in Acrylics (Inspired by John Pound’s Richie Retch)
Exclusive Limited Giclee Prints are FOR SALE here:
http://layrondejarnette.storenvy.com/collections/448399-giclee-prints-limited-editions
Opening reception is Thursday, March 3rd from 7-10pm.
Here's the flyer to the event:
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Milestone Creator Dwayne McDuffie has Died
This news is VERY disheartening!
SOURCE: http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=30969
Dwayne McDuffie as drawn by friend and collaborator Denys Cowan.
CBR News has learned that comic writer, animation producer and respected industry veteran Dwayne McDuffie passed away. The cause of death and specific details are unknown at this time.
A native of Detroit, McDuffie officially joined the comics industry as part of Marvel Comics editorial in the late '80s. While working on special projects for the publisher, he quickly made his name as a writer creating series such as "Damage Control" and helping to redefine the Deathlok character to fan and critical acclaim. He soon left the staff to become a full time freelance writer, becoming a voice in the industry for diversity, particularly fighting against stereotypical portrayals of people of color on the comic book page.
In 1993, McDuffie co-founded Milestone Media along with creators Denys Cowan, Michael Davis and Derek T. Dingle. The company's mission statement involved expanding the role of minorities in comics both on the page and off, and they launched (through DC Comics) a line of superheroes that included "Static," "Icon" and Xombi" – all of which McDuffie had a hand in creating.
Over the years, the writer contributed to scores of notable comic book launches and series, always with a keen eye on character, regardless of race. In 2000, his character, Static, made the leap totelevision in the Saturday morning cartoon "Static Shock." In 2003, an episode of the show dealing with gun violence earned the writer the Humanitas Prize.
In recent years, McDuffie pursued dual tracks in animation and comics writing. He served as story editor for the popular "Justice League Unlimited" animated series and wrote a number of DC's recent direct-to-DVD animated films. McDuffie had notable runs on comic series "Fantastic Four" and "Justice League of America," often incorporating Black characters into the core of the fabled franchises.
McDuffie's latest work was the script for the "All Star Superman" animated adaptation, which went on sale today in stores across America. CBR ran a lengthy interview with McDuffie about that project last week and caught up with him, looking in good health and acting jovial, last week at the Paley Center's Los Angeles premier for the film. McDuffie's last known public statement was a post to his Facebook page Sunday at 12:17 PM Pacific. He was scheduled to sign at Golden Apple Comics tomorrow evening as part of Reggie Hudlin's Reggie's World launch party.
The writer is survived by his wife, though at this point no further details are available on what exactly happened to McDuffie. The staff of Comic Book Resources offers our deepest condolences to his family and friends.
Here is a youtube clip:
SOURCE: http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=30969
Dwayne McDuffie as drawn by friend and collaborator Denys Cowan.
CBR News has learned that comic writer, animation producer and respected industry veteran Dwayne McDuffie passed away. The cause of death and specific details are unknown at this time.
A native of Detroit, McDuffie officially joined the comics industry as part of Marvel Comics editorial in the late '80s. While working on special projects for the publisher, he quickly made his name as a writer creating series such as "Damage Control" and helping to redefine the Deathlok character to fan and critical acclaim. He soon left the staff to become a full time freelance writer, becoming a voice in the industry for diversity, particularly fighting against stereotypical portrayals of people of color on the comic book page.
In 1993, McDuffie co-founded Milestone Media along with creators Denys Cowan, Michael Davis and Derek T. Dingle. The company's mission statement involved expanding the role of minorities in comics both on the page and off, and they launched (through DC Comics) a line of superheroes that included "Static," "Icon" and Xombi" – all of which McDuffie had a hand in creating.
Over the years, the writer contributed to scores of notable comic book launches and series, always with a keen eye on character, regardless of race. In 2000, his character, Static, made the leap totelevision in the Saturday morning cartoon "Static Shock." In 2003, an episode of the show dealing with gun violence earned the writer the Humanitas Prize.
In recent years, McDuffie pursued dual tracks in animation and comics writing. He served as story editor for the popular "Justice League Unlimited" animated series and wrote a number of DC's recent direct-to-DVD animated films. McDuffie had notable runs on comic series "Fantastic Four" and "Justice League of America," often incorporating Black characters into the core of the fabled franchises.
McDuffie's latest work was the script for the "All Star Superman" animated adaptation, which went on sale today in stores across America. CBR ran a lengthy interview with McDuffie about that project last week and caught up with him, looking in good health and acting jovial, last week at the Paley Center's Los Angeles premier for the film. McDuffie's last known public statement was a post to his Facebook page Sunday at 12:17 PM Pacific. He was scheduled to sign at Golden Apple Comics tomorrow evening as part of Reggie Hudlin's Reggie's World launch party.
The writer is survived by his wife, though at this point no further details are available on what exactly happened to McDuffie. The staff of Comic Book Resources offers our deepest condolences to his family and friends.
Here is a youtube clip:
MEAT! Art Exhibition at Meltdown Gallery
Flyer for an upcoming exhibition I'm in at Meltdown Gallery.
DIKLIK art & Meltdown Comics present “Meat!”
(an art show completely about meaty things)
Artist line up includes:
Michael Kupperman, Charlyne Yi, Brandon Bird, Carlos Ramos, J.R.Goldberg, Julia Vikerman, Myke Chilian, Layron DeJarnette, John Olsen, Richard Lee, Deanna Rooney, Britt Sanders, Andy Ristaino and Jhonen Vasquez.
Opening reception is Thursday, March 3rd from 7-10pm.
DIKLIK art & Meltdown Comics present “Meat!”
(an art show completely about meaty things)
Artist line up includes:
Michael Kupperman, Charlyne Yi, Brandon Bird, Carlos Ramos, J.R.Goldberg, Julia Vikerman, Myke Chilian, Layron DeJarnette, John Olsen, Richard Lee, Deanna Rooney, Britt Sanders, Andy Ristaino and Jhonen Vasquez.
Opening reception is Thursday, March 3rd from 7-10pm.
Saturday, February 19, 2011
"The Ricky Gervais Show" Character Designs
I had the wonderful opportunity again to be part of a stellar cast of extraordinary artists from the "Ricky Gervais Show. Comic book veteran, Dan Fraga was at the helm as Director and the virtuosic maestro, Bryan Arnett provided Art Direction.
Here's a imdb link to the rest of the super-marvelous crew. CLICK HERE!
Below are some character designs I provided.
The two characters on screen right are somewhat modeled after fellow character designers, Myke Chillian and Alex Kirwan.
I used my own 'mug shot' for this hunter.
Here's a imdb link to the rest of the super-marvelous crew. CLICK HERE!
Below are some character designs I provided.
The two characters on screen right are somewhat modeled after fellow character designers, Myke Chillian and Alex Kirwan.
I used my own 'mug shot' for this hunter.
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