Here are a few animation sketches of both my colour & black & white work. The black & white scene is simply to show the layering possibilities, which under better hands could be far more complicated, paced well, & include colour or other moving elements — for example: a landing airplane in the background, depth-of-field focusing, etc.
As a break from updates & general busy work, I thought I’d toss together a possible cover, but using a book of fiction: Roddy Doyle’s ‘Bullfighting’. The drawing within was originally done for the Globe & Mail’s book review of the same novel. I like the almost 60/70s-style feel that this series has, & wanted to give it a go.
Some early stage doodles of a baboon for the Zoo gallery show. As animals are always a treat to draw, I started playing with a baboon that would have a print-style feeling. These are some of the early versions of the image which were not quite the look I was intending, but (imo) fairly interesting none the less. The final piece below is where it all ended up.
The Clash, Rock the Casbah
Ty Segall, Bullet Proof Nothing
The Handsome Furs, Repatriated
Sam Coffey & The Iron Lungs, Violent Girls
Quirks & Quarks, Podcast
WNYC's RadioLab, Podcast
"Big Bang" by Simon Singh
"The Information" by James Glick
"Why Does E=MC2?" by Bryan Greene