White Board Drawings

So, I started a somewhat daily habit of creating and uploading White board drawings from work up on my twitter page.

There's a service called Yfrog that's integrated into the Twitter app that I use on my phone that allows me to upload photos to Twitter. However, the photos aren't searchable on the web through YFrog. So I created a Flickr Page to show them off, along with little back stories to each of the characters. You can go here to check them out.

Knife Tank!

The Story of the Knife Tank was told to me by my friend and co-worker DocPop who, in the telling, proudly straightened his spine and flexed his pectoral muscles while divulging this epic tale. Pity the soul who dares try to defy the Knife Tank while furthering its conquest of skull mobility!

Check out my Flickr page to read the origin story slowly unfold.

Cartoonist Conspiracy this Thursday, June 11th 2009

The second week of the month brings us another meeting of the cartoonist minds this Thursday, June 11, 2009. The event takes place at the usual spot, Church Street Cafe in San Francisco. lately we've been collaborating on short comic stories and doing improvisational one minute jams creating what could be considered small story boards of future brilliance. The group is growing larger and stronger. Most of the group will be aiming to attend 3 major San Francisco based events:

SF ZINE FEST (August 22nd-23rd)

24 Hour Comics Day (October 3rd-4th)

A.P.E. (October 17-18th)

Come to the meeting and draw with us, meet some interesting characters, and get in on the conspiracy.
Here's the details:

WHAT: The San Francisco cell of the International Cartoonist
WHEN: the second and last Thursday of the month from 6:30-10PM
WHERE: Church St. Cafe. 260 Church Street San Francisco, CA 94114
HOW: Check out CCSF Facebook for directions and other information.


Cheers!

Buried treasures from underneath a dark place.

Hi there. There's a huge stash of illustrations, prints, and studies that have been doing absolutely nothing underneath my bed. I needed to do something with the lot, so I photographed the pieces and threw them up into my Flickr set.

Check out the whole Flickr set right here!

Thanks a bunch!