A sketch I've never gotten around to finishing. Inspired by a pin-up poster from the 50's.

Just a little number that I did this morning. Influenced by the amazing concept work of Myron Born.

Just having some fun doodling and came up with this. Thought I'd try some color with it. Not too sure how readable the font is, but for now it's OK.

Some development work I did for a pitch, which alas, has not gone very far. It was fun to do though, and hopefully something will happen with it farther down the road. Characters are not my speciality, however I am pleased with how these ones turned out. They could do with a bit of refining though. I'll have to revisit them when I have more time.

First of all, let me say that this is NOT my artwork. No matter how brilliant or awful you think it is, I didn't do it...Having said that, it was done by one of my colleagues here at the studio. Apparently there is a Simpson website that allows you to create your own character, and this is one that they made...of me...They say the resemblance is uncanny.

Just toying with the idea of an animated Indiana Jones.

In honor of Fathers Day I'm posting the cards I've done for my two fathers.

The top one is my father-in-law, Bert Voth. A man of adventure. At a time in life when most people are retired and fading away, he is working hard, traveling the globe and living on the edge. A true man of integrity, I am proud to be his son-in-law.

The bottom is my father, Barry Leboe. How can one person know so much?? It boggles the mind. The endless streams of knowledge and ability to survive whatever life throws his way has left me with a high standard to live up to. I wouldn't have it any other way.