First pages from new sketchbook

Yeesh!

My good friend Harland Williams being attacked by a 400lb silver back. Sweet Lord of hairy ass! He sweet talked her out of killing him and now she lives in his spacious mansion in Hollywood. I think the red rubber glove came in handy.

Memoirs of an owned dog

An old drawing I found in the garage which made me laugh.

George Carlin R.I.P 1937-2008

Number one of the two comedy heroes I have. The first comedian ever to make me laugh uncontrollably at age 12 and someone I could listen to non stop. His bits never got old. Click on these pictures. They're amazing!

New Stuff

Finally got around to posting some new things. Sorry I haven't been more diligent in this endeavor, you can thank Matt Sharack for giving me shit.

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My Mom circa 1975

My first Munny!

Love Birds

The sketch from a painting I did for a friend of mine. Can't get the painting.

For your pleasure

More sketchbook stuff

Warp Drive

This was a show I was developing for Hyperion Studios about 15-16 years ago. It was basically Taxi in the future. I was pretty obsessed at the time with what I called "Lame future". Technological advances that do nothing to improve our way of life. Like everything floating JUST above the ground for no reason. I found these this weekend while cleaning out my garage.

Future Vegas

El Eternity Mexican Restaurant

The food on the plate is real and the statue blows the scent down at you as you come up the stairs.

Gary the Chicken Cell

Shrek 2 Puss in Boots Sequence

These are my original boards for the Puss in Boots sequence in Shrek 2. I wrote and boarded this sequence at the very beginning of production on the movie just before I came on as one of the directors. There are some panels and dialog missing because I didn't want to scan in every single drawing. There are about 300 total. Hopefully this is a good enough representation that if one cares to, can check against the movie. There are more to come!

F is for F-R-E-A-K

Did this for a charity for a little boy who was ill. Didn't keep a copy of it except one that was 2"x2.1" so the clarity is fuzzy. My friends have a copy and I'll try to get one of those to put up. I finally titled this "F is for F-R-E-A-K..." and liked it because either of the characters in this painting could be thinking it about the other.

King Leopold of Belgium and Cleo de Merode

A little study of Art Nouveau filigree. These two had an affair in 1896. Although he was 40 years older than the dancer, the gossip columns defended the tryst touting it as the coupling of power and beauty. They found it touching that such a serious, powerful man would be seen publicly with such a young beautiful girl. To the people of Belgium, it made the king more human and likable. This was taken from the Taschen book "Art Nouveau".

Dum Willy

Following are some old pencil sketches I found from years ago.

Shrek Story Panel

My first story panel from the first Shrek movie.

Look Barn!