 MonkeyButts!
posted: July 3, 2009
Presenting MonkeyButts, a custom job I did for Dolly' Oblong's brilliant Paper Totem! series. When I can (ie: have the time...deadlines, deadlines), I love collaborating on other artist's templates and Dolly's design was just too good to pass up! You can download the pdf's here and while your on Dolly's site, check out her awesome plushies as well as her papertoys. Also, check out the recent interview she gave to the Shiny Squirrel.
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PechaKucha
posted: May 29, 2009
I was asked to do a presentation at the last PechaKucha night, the Tokyo edition. It's currently going on in 200 cities around the world. The idea is that each speaker has only 20 seconds to talk about each of 20 slides. It clocks in at a little less than 7 minutes.... the format really keep things going.
I talked about my NaniBird project. More pics of the night can be found here. I also put together a short video showing all 80 designs that are now available for free download from http://www.nanibird.com. Calling All Cars!
posted: May 21, 2009
In honor of the release of the Urban Paper book, Jack "Horrorwood" Hankins invited me to collaborate on a custom design for his "Calling All Cars" series. The result is these 2 designs that can be downloaded as a deluxe pdf set. Just click here to download.
To see more collaborations and special releases, be sure to hit up the Special Blends button on the left of my NaniBird site. Thai Popeye
posted: May 17, 2009
from Japan....
We spent a little time last weekend in Enoshima, a really charming little island village just down the beach from us, where I spotted this really cool Popeye head made from a coconut. Totally not the local flavor. Sure enough, when I asked the shopkeeper where it was from, turns out it was made in Thailand....
I did find a nice white daruma doll though, which was a nice score. I've usually only seen the more common red ones.
So nothing directly illustration related, but I thought all Drawgers would appreciate the coconut Popeye. |
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