Bear with a Banjo
I drew this last week. I’m still learning how to ink with a Cintiq.

I drew this last week. I’m still learning how to ink with a Cintiq.

BBQ 4 Life!

These have been on my possession for 10 years now. My Great Aunt Lillian traveled everywhere, and collected everything. Here are a few Spanish postcards from estate.
Nobody wanted these little momentos, so I took them away in a shoebox, and have treasured them ever since. They aren’t dated, but I believe their from the 1960’s,
It’s 2:30 am in Brooklyn, so I’m posting and goin’ to bed. I hope to see these sexy latin dancers in my dreams!
Also: there is fabric sewn into the postcard, accentuating the ladies’ dresses. It’s a flamboyant touch!



These were way before my time, but test patterns always fascinated me. They are sterile, technical, sometimes busy, but have this lovely sense of design to them. There were also those mysterious patterns with Indian chief heads on them, which made them more eery and mysterious to me.
Here are some of my favorites black and white test patterns:


The mysterious Indian Test Patterns:


Aren’t these last two beautiful? Who knows if the programming was any good!


My blog is up and running on my main website! So long Blogspot, hello Wordpress!
I made this illo for the Animation Block Party program. It was printed so small, you could barely see it. So… Here it is in all its glory.
