More Caricatures

Here are some old caricatures that I did for magazine companies and self promotion. Most of the caricatures are painted in acrylic paint. The others are done in watercolors or rendered in Photoshop

The Proud Family

Here are a couple of comics that I illustrated for Disney Adventures magazine with artist Robert Rucker. A great thing about this project is that I met with Bruce Smith, The Proud Family's creator and he taught me how to draw the characters. I still have some of his original sketches. Thanks Bruce!

Caricatures of Caricaturists!

Here are some caricatures of caricaturists I did for The Drawing Board. I tried to stretch myself by rendering the illustrations in various styles.

This one's in pencil.

Pencil sketch.

Pencil sketch scanned and rendered in Photoshop.

A couple of graphically illustrated caricatures.

Garbage Pail Kids

Here are some illustrations of 'Garbage Pails Kids' that I did for The Topps Company. They were part of ANS5. AN7 is in the works. Hopefully I can be a part of that series as well. I really had a lot of fun painting these cards.





Here's how the original paintings looked.

Transformers "Animated"

Is this "More than meets the Eye"?
Bumblebee looks good

"I would have waited an eternity for this!"

Oh well, at least he's the voice on the video game. Boy do I wish Chris Latta (the guy who did Starscream's voice) was still alive. His voice was classic! CCCOOBBRRAAA!!!

More Hollywood Zombies Illustrations

Here are more painting I did for Topps' Hollywood Zombies trading card series. On the Beyonce zombie, Jay-Z was originally in the crowd. His likeness is changed (by Topps) on the final print. (It was probably a legal issue.) All illustrations are painted in acrylics.




Here's the photoshop change of Jay-Z in the final print. (Some people can still see a little Jay-Z hiding underneath all that facial hair.)

Hollywood Zombies

Below are promotion pieces for the Hollywood Zombies trading card series from The Topps Company. I painted some cards in the series. The medium used is acrylics. Here is a link to the official website. http://www.hollywoodzombies.com/

Disclaimer: Due to my strong personal convictions, I wish to stress that this (project) is in no way endorses a belief in the occult.

(If you are a Michael Jackson fan, you know I just totally ripped that from the beginning of his Thriller video!)