Things have been silent here for the past two weeks or so, but I have made some updates to this website in that time. I’ve got it arranged now so that the portfolio link at the top is a drop down menu, and each drop down selection leads to an individual section (e.g. “Illustrations” leads to a page just for illustrations, etc.).
And speaking of the portfolio, I’ve added some new stuff to it, so feel free to check it out.
Art Milwaukee recently had one of their monthly Art Jamboree’s, this time at Flux Design on Vienna Avenue, just south of Capitol Drive. I actually had a table near the entrance where I showcased and sold some stuff. Because I took so many photos and because there is a lot to talk about, I’m going to have to put the rest of this post below the fold.
Hope everyone’s holiday is going well. I’ve put up some new images under the portfolio section. Not only that, but I’m also including some videos I made in this post. Check them out.
The Lightbox plugin I was using wasn’t working properly, so I replaced it with another one. Hopefully this one works a little better, as I’m a big fan of the presentation.
EDIT: I’ve also put up a new page detailing a list of the various books I’ve either published or appeared in.
I’ve spent the last two days giving this site a major overhaul, namely appearance wise. Also, I’ve changed all the images so that they no longer bear a huge watermark of the url, as people have told me that it distracts from the art, and I agree. Finally, I’ve added another link to the links page, this time of Chris Giacinti, a freelance 3D animator and modeller whose work with zBrush is highly recommended. Check it out.
I’ve added some more old comics images, as well as the designs of my business cards, to the portfolio page. Additionally, I’ve added to the Links section links to ArtWorks of Kenosha and Left of the Lake.
All the comics I host are now linked on the links page. Along with that, I’ve added more images, this time of a page for a recent project I took part in. The project basically involved remaking some else’s comic page and making it your own, so to speak. The comic I remixed is called “Bridges”, and if you want to check it out, here’s where it is located.