I’m excited to announce the publication of “Billy Mouse’s Christmas Stocking” written by Cheryl Campbell with illustrations by me. I experimented with my style on this one, and eliminated the ink outlines that usually define my work. It gives the book a softer, painterly feel which seems appropriate for this simple family Christmas story.
You can find the book on Amazon at this link:
I didn’t make it to the San Diego Comic-Con this year, but my artwork did. Every year, the Con puts out a souviner book commemerating various comic book milestones. And this year, the book included my illustrated tribute to Spy vs. Spy (from Mad Magazine)
Here’s what appeared on page 84:
A few months back, one of the editors at Kaboom! comics approached me with the possibility of doing some art for the upcoming Ducktales comic. The deadline was apparently very tight and I had only a couple of days to do some sample sketches of the characters for Disney’s approval. Considering the fact that I hadn’t drawn these characters before, I think I did OK, but I wish I had done a little less hatching lines.
I didn’t get the job. But here are a few of my samples for the job that might have been.
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All Ducktales characters, of course, are copyright Disney
If you have an Apple iPhone or iPod Touch, check out this brand new App!
I was fortunate to get to illustrate this fun App called, Storyboard– Your Life In Pictures. It puts your face into some really fun scenes (if I do say so myself). For more information, go to www.storyboardsapp.com
There’s even a Halloween version coming soon!
Here’s a short video about the children’s book I’ve been working on lately. That’s the voice of the author, Thomas Burton, explaining things.
For more information, check out www.blueyanddingo.com
