Sorry its been so long since my last post, but I have been busy lately. This drawing is just a simple one from my sketch book, but I hope to be putting on more stuff soon. Stay tuned!
Cyclops Giggy
This is a fake gig poster that was in an art show at Lookscouldkill Artboutique. It was my tribute to Ray Harryhausen!
Kara Keith
This poster is my favorite so far. I like the way the colors turned out. (BTW, Kara was my piano teacher)
Co-Pilots
This gig poster was really easy because it was already a scene in a comic I drew.
LadyHawk
Another gig poster! I had alot of fun doing this one. Stay tuned, even more stuff coming this way.
Rocket Smog
Here I am at last! Finally, some new material! After what seems like forever, I'm finally getting around to updating the blog. This gig poster is an ancient artifact, but one of my favorites so far. Don't go away, there's more to come!
The James T. Kirks poster
Another gig poster! More on the way!
Review of the...um...hour: Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
Nope, not stopping yet. After this though things will get kinda back to normal. I saw the new Harry Potter movie last week. It was awsome, though still not as good as the book. They left out some of the really good funny parts that were in the story. Still, you can't really blame them when the book is three inches thick and they have to fit it all into a reasonable sitting time. The new movie is picking up where the last one left off. Voldemort is back and building up his army just like before. The whole wizarding world exept for a small band of wizards is bent on believeing that he's not back. The small band of wizards know better though and are attemting to building their own army to fight against he who must not be named. The wizards call themselves the Order of the Phoenix. Amoung them are firmilier faces such as Albouse Dumbldoor, the Weasly family, Mad Eye Moody, Remuse Lupin and others. Back at school, Harry and his friends struggle with homework, Draco Malfoy, and the new "High Inquiziter", Doloris Umbridge, a frusterating and hateful women sent from the Ministery for Magic to spy on Dumbledoor. It was a good movie with some funny stuff and some cool action. But like I said earlier, they left out lots of things. Alot of it dosen't make sence if you don't read the book first. Like one sene they're walking down an alley and the next second they're being attacked by monsters which they don't explain untill later. The monsters by the way are Dementors. Still, it was an over all good movie. From 1 to 10, I'd give it 9. The picture above shows Umbridge fireing professor Trellany.
Review of the Week:Akeelah and the Bee
I know, I KNOW, it hasn't been a week since Bridge to Terabithia but I'm trying to catch up with movies as well as artwork. Akeelah and the Bee is a generaly good movie about a girl that's good at spelling and a spelling bee, hence the name. But it isn't all that easy. Akeelah comes from a rather rough neibourhood. Between bullies at school and her mom giving her a rough time, it's hard for her to prepair. On a scale of one to ten, I'd probably give it an eight. It's a good movie to watch on a Sunday evening when your tired and want to do nothing but lie on the couch and watch T.V. The picture above shows Akeelah and her friend who's name escapes me at the moment sharring their vitory in one of the many bees.