With her wrist broken, Sally couldn’t do anything but sit idly and stare blankly out the window.
This illustration is a bit of a stretch for me, I don’t usually do anything this geometric.
Sorry that I’ve been really slow in updating this blog lately. I’ve been busy with a variety of projects. If you need a more regular dose of my work, please check out my web-comic at www.crazycal.com I think you’ll like it!
Here’s a look at the food chain in action. Some fisherman is going to get a much larger catch than he expects.
It’s been forever since I posted anything on this blog, sorry about that. Various projects have gotten in my way recently. I’m ready to announce one of those projects: Crazy Cal Presents. It’s a new web-comic drawn by myself that will tell a variety of humorous stories. A new page is up every Monday, so I hope you check it out.
Professor Sigfried Nembellson was a great inventor, but all of his robots seemed to have design flaws.
In other news, I still have a few 2009 Calendars available, and I’ve dropped the price. So if you still don’t have a 2009 Calendar, or you just want a copy of my illustrations, click here.
Thomas gripped his pickax tightly as he struggled to catch his breath. Matilda took her chance and became the first person to scale Mt. Trevar.
Like much of my recent work, this illustration was done with a combination of pen and ink, acrylic paint, and digital adjustments.
The cross-country balloon trip got off to a terrible start. Silas T. Reinberg held on for dear life as Samantha and her brother Wesley dangled precariously in the air.
I did line art for this illustration some time ago, but finally colored it a few weeks ago. It’s one of my favorite pieces, so much so that I used it as the cover for my new 2009 Calendar. (If you’re interested in the calendar, click the banner at the top of the page.)
