I wanted to put my art on a flyer for the website because I needed motivation and inspiration to draw a new illustration. It has been quite while. I get so busy these days that it’s been hard to sit down and get inspired with just a pencil and drawing paper. This was done within… Read more »
Posts Tagged: ART
Rune Boutique at Royal-T, Opening Night
On December 9th, Rune Boutique made its opening night debut at Royal-T Café in Culver City, California. My friends at Bubble Punch asked me to work the event as a roaming photographer. It was hard work trying to get all the photos that they needed but I had a lot of fun. The Rune Boutique… Read more »
Book: I’ll Be Dead By The Time You Read This: The Existensial Life of Animals
“It struck me as quintessentially human but also a bit absurd that we regularly torture ourselves with thoughts that seem to be at odds with our very own well-being. After all, if evolution is supposed to improve the species and make it more adaptable, then why aren’t we all perpetually happy and well-adjusted?” -Romeo Alaeff,… Read more »
Geek Girl Con 2011: Arts & Crafts with the GeekGirlCon Design Team
On Sunday – this was a cute arts and crafts panel hosted by Tammy Vince Cruz and Rachelle Abellar from the Geek Girl Con’s design team. Not only were these two ladies busy churning out all the design collateral for the convention; they also organized a successful, interactive panel that encouraged attendees to drop by… Read more »
Tim Burton Exhibit at the LACMA
I finally managed to make my way to the Tim Burton Exhibit at LACMA (Los Angeles County Museum of Art). I don’t consider myself a giant Tim Burton fan although I do enjoy a lot (but not all) of his movies, including Nightmare Before Christmas and Edward Scissorhands. LACMA is definitely one of my favorite… Read more »
ART: Frankenstein and His Bride
A few days ago, I offered cheap watercolor commissions to my twitter followers. Only one person jumped at the offer, but that’s okay, because it was no other than Steve Niles! He said he collects artwork of Frankenstein and his Bride. This idea immediately popped in my mind and I did a couple of sketches… Read more »
