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Archive for November, 2009

Katydid

Saturday, November 28th, 2009

katydid_sketch

Compsognathus

Wednesday, November 25th, 2009

compsognathus

Gun

Saturday, November 21st, 2009

gun

This isn’t quite as random as it seems… it’s actually the first panel in the short comic book I’m working on with Jay.

I like how it turned out, so that’s what you get to see at the moment.

Seasonal Entertainment

Tuesday, November 17th, 2009

arachniturkey_poster

iPhone: Saint Frog-Man

Saturday, November 14th, 2009

iphone_saint_frog

At least I guess that’s what it is…

Dental Hygiene

Wednesday, November 11th, 2009

ewok_toothbrush

Remember kids, even the denizens of Endor know how to keep their teeth clean and sparkly!

Group Topic: Halo

Saturday, November 7th, 2009

engineer

Huragok (Engineer)

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Halo Pumpkin ’09

Tuesday, November 3rd, 2009

engineer_pumpkin

Let’s just start with this disclaimer: I’m sorry, but 95% of you are going to have absolutely no clue what this is even supposed to be.

That being said, it’s a Hurogok, colloquially known as an Engineer, from the Halo universe. Think of them basically as floating snake-turtles. With tentacles.

Anyway, I’ve entered my creation in an annual Halo pumpkin carving contest, and would much appreciate any votes you just happen to have lying around. (You can actually vote for up to five of your favorites, so you don’t even have to ignore the ones that are better than this!)

The Process

Also, for those of you who care, here’s a quick tour of the creation process.

  1. I started with a specially-drawn, inverted, two-tone illustration for the pattern. (The black areas will actually be the lightest, as they represent complete cut-throughs.)
  2. For the “darker, but still lit” areas, I just cut the skin off. The light will make it through just fine, and it doesn’t compromise the structural integrity of the pumpkin.
  3. Then on the second pass, I can cut all the way through to create the highlights.
  4. And finally the magic of a Maglite allows for a glowification test run.

engineer_pumpkin_process

Anyway, go vote!


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