Tuesday, February 24, 2009
Friday, February 20, 2009
Bioshock 2: Sea of Dreams- Big Daddy Doll

Here's the first piece of Bioshock 2: Sea of Dreams concept art to be released. 2K was kind enough to give me permission to post this on my blog for your viewing pleasure. This piece was a concept used for the teaser trailer that appeared at the end of Bioshock (PS3) and on an internet near you. Check it out- Bioshock 2 Trailer
Bioshock 2 has been the most fulfilling project I've worked on to date. Working on this game has been a dream job for me as an artist and the team is a joy to work with. I'll post more Bioshock 2 art when appropriate.
Awesome Bioshock Fansite- Cult of Rapture
Offical Bioshock Site- Bioshock
Thursday, February 05, 2009
Sketchbook Post 53a
My sketchbook pages are more or less in a constant state of change. I just keep working on top of them until I'm satisfied with the image. I did this work directly on the pages from the last post. I used Sharpie Poster Paint, a Presto Correction Pen, Sharpies (black, red, orange, silver) , a white Gelly Roll pen, Higgins india ink, a Derwent Studio pencil, Crayola Crayons, Liquitex Matte Medium, a ball point pen, scotch tap, artist tape, and some other crap. This latest post is a done for now.........................
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Friday, January 23, 2009
Friday, December 12, 2008
Good ol' Venom
Thursday, July 10, 2008
Saturday, June 28, 2008
Monday, April 21, 2008
Bioshock 2!!!
It's been a LOOOOOOOONG-ass time since my last post. I've been pretty busy with freelance as well as changing companies for my full time work. After 3 years working at Iceblink Studios / Image Movers Digital I've moved on. I made some life long friends and learned a great deal during my stint there. I recently accepted a position at 2K Marin as Senior Character Designer on Bioshock 2!!! This image is a little doodle I did in painter to celebrate my new job.
Wednesday, November 21, 2007
Hellboy gives back to the church.
On December 2nd Maverix Studios will hosting yet another fund raiser for a good cause. This time it's for Glide Memorial Church. The proceeds from the charity art auction will go directly to their Children's Creative Arts Media Center. Here's a link to Maverix's blog for updates- http://maverixstudios.blogspot.com/
I'll be donating this piece entitled- "Hellboy n' Shit".
When I found out about the auction I didn't have a clue as to what my piece would look like. So I just whipped out a piece of matte board and started slappin' down some acrylic paint, India ink, acrylic gloss medium and torn newspaper pieces . I then took a photo of of the acrylic/ink chaos, cut the photo in to pieces and glued it back on to the matte board. Next I took a blurry photo of Venetian mask my wife and I have in our art studio and glued that to the matte board. At this point I still had no idea where the fuck I was going with this. I then drew a face on the blurry mask photo, threw in some stars, started slappin' some paint around, added a cig, and what not, then scanned it. After futzing around in Photoshop for a while, this guy kept saying to me "dude, I'm Hellboy, hey, it's me, Hellboy", so I finally agreed with this red feller, "yeah, he is Hellboy." So I Hellboyed him up a bit, printed it out on a big ass piece of paper, and that's where I'm at now. Next up, I'm going to mount it to a piece of Masonite and finish it off with some acrylic paint and various media. I'll post that when it's done.
I'll be donating this piece entitled- "Hellboy n' Shit".
When I found out about the auction I didn't have a clue as to what my piece would look like. So I just whipped out a piece of matte board and started slappin' down some acrylic paint, India ink, acrylic gloss medium and torn newspaper pieces . I then took a photo of of the acrylic/ink chaos, cut the photo in to pieces and glued it back on to the matte board. Next I took a blurry photo of Venetian mask my wife and I have in our art studio and glued that to the matte board. At this point I still had no idea where the fuck I was going with this. I then drew a face on the blurry mask photo, threw in some stars, started slappin' some paint around, added a cig, and what not, then scanned it. After futzing around in Photoshop for a while, this guy kept saying to me "dude, I'm Hellboy, hey, it's me, Hellboy", so I finally agreed with this red feller, "yeah, he is Hellboy." So I Hellboyed him up a bit, printed it out on a big ass piece of paper, and that's where I'm at now. Next up, I'm going to mount it to a piece of Masonite and finish it off with some acrylic paint and various media. I'll post that when it's done.Friday, November 16, 2007
I AM BEOWULF!!!
Here's some examples of the concept work I did for Robert Zemeckis's Beowulf. I spent about two years working on this film and I learned quite a lot during the process. If you want to see more concept art for Beowulf check out The Art of Beowulf. There's a lot of great work in it from my friends at Iceblink Studios who did all of the concept art for the film.
Wiglaf Portraits, young and old.
Wiglaf, Unferth: final portraits
Unferth portraits, young and old.
Unferth: costutume design, portrait
Ursula, Grendel's Mom, Yrsa: final portraits
Grendel's Mom: foot design, character design, portrait
Grendel's Mom (mermaid form): character design
Grendel's Mom: portraits
Grendel's Mom: keyframe
Wealthow/Grendel's Mom: transformation
Jester: character / costume designs
Jester: paint treatments
Wiglaf Portraits, young and old.
Wiglaf, Unferth: final portraits
Unferth portraits, young and old.
Unferth: costutume design, portrait
Ursula, Grendel's Mom, Yrsa: final portraits
Grendel's Mom: foot design, character design, portrait
Grendel's Mom (mermaid form): character design
Grendel's Mom: portraits
Grendel's Mom: keyframe
Wealthow/Grendel's Mom: transformation
Jester: character / costume designs
Jester: paint treatmentsFriday, November 09, 2007
Sketchbook Post 47-50
Saturday, October 13, 2007
Friday, October 05, 2007
Wednesday, September 26, 2007
Tuesday, September 25, 2007
Super Creep
So here's what sketchbook post 43 turned into. This is part of a side project some co-workers and I are working on after regular work hours. I'll only be posting a very, very, small handful of images from this project on my blog. The large bulk of the work will be available for viewing at a later date. I'm super stoked about this little endeavor and will be hard at work on it for the next year.
Friday, September 14, 2007
Wednesday, September 12, 2007
Monday, September 10, 2007
Thursday, September 06, 2007
Thursday, August 30, 2007
Friday, August 24, 2007
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