Friday, October 29, 2010

Jeter and Mo

Soooo,

The Yankees ended up losing badly to the Rangers, which sucks.
But none the less I will continue doing portraits of my favorite Yankee players.
Here's Derek Jeter and Mariano Rivera.







Up next....Mickey Mantle.

Thursday, October 21, 2010

Andy Pettitte

Hello,

Decided to do a series of illustrations on
some of my favorite Yankee players of all time.

First up is Andy Pettitte, who's best know for his intimidating stare towards the
hitter before every pitch.





Hoping that he gets the opportunity to take the mound again for game 7.

Thursday, October 7, 2010

Batman in Two



Is it because the New York Comic Con is around the corner?
Yes it is!






Wednesday, July 28, 2010

PIG!

Hello,

About two weeks ago I met up with Alex Cutler, to talk about making a
promotional Comic for the film PIG written and directed by Henry Barrial.
The deadline was a tight one and everybody involved
in the project
seemed to have pulled an all nighter at some point or another, but we managed to pull it off.
Needless to say I am very happy with the result and it was a lot of fun to work on.
Here's the results!



Cover


Page 1


Page 2



Page 3



The guys did a great job promoting the film at the San Diego Comic Con
this past weekend I wish I could have been there.
The pictures look awesome.








For more information about the film please visit:
www.ThePIGpicture.com

Wednesday, June 16, 2010

Spring Street Studios

Hello,

Went to spring street studios last Saturday to get some drawing done.
The space is really great and I was pretty happy with my drawings.



This was my first attempt at oil pastels, I have to say it was very enjoyable.


Wednesday, June 9, 2010

La MurciƩlaga y El Asesino

Art: Nico Di Mattia

Hello,


A couple of months ago I contacted the incredibly talented Argentinian Illustrator Nico Di Mattia, because I had stumbled upon his little project called "La MuerciƩlaga", a quarterly Illustration and Cartooning magazine packed with amazing talent mostly from Argentina. It is amazing how many great and talented artists are out there working at their craft everyday, many of whom you may never see or hear about in this broad market. A couple of weeks later Nico asked me to be a part of "La MurciƩlaga" #3. I have to say it is a great honor to be a part of this issue, work in it is top notch and hopefully I can one day meet all of these artists in person.

"La Muercielaga" comes out today in Argentina, I only wish I could be there, since there are having a big release party down there.

Below is my contribution titled "Il Asesino", I'll be making more of these so stay tuned.

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Hola,

Hace unos meses atras contacte al talentoso Illustrador argentino, Nico Di Mattia, me habĆ­a tropezado con su proyecto titulado "La MurciĆ©laga", una revista trimestral de IlustraciĆ³n y Comics. Es increĆ­ble el nĆŗmero de grandes artistas trabajando todos los dias en su arte, muchos de los que nunca se verĆ”n o escucharĆ”n gracias a cuĆ”n vasto es el mercado en que vivimos hoy en dĆ­a. Unas semanas mĆ”s tarde, Nico me contacto para que fuera parte de "La Murcielaga" #3. Tengo que decir que es un gran honor ser parte de esta revista y espero algĆŗn dĆ­a poder conocer en persona a todos los grandes artistas con los que estarĆ© compartiendo las pĆ”ginas de "La MurciĆ©laga".

"La Muercielaga" sale a la venta hoy en Argentina, mi Ćŗnico deseo es estar allĆ­ hoy, ya que estarĆ”n tirando un "release party".


Abajo estĆ” mĆ­ contribuciĆ³n a la revista titulado "Il Asesino", mantĆ©nganse sintonizados ya que habrĆ” mĆ”s de "Il Asesino" pronto.




Friday, May 28, 2010

Union Sq


Went out drawing today and these couple of drawings felt very natural to me.
There's nothing better when you draw than when you just go into this weird state of mind,
where your drawing feels very unconscious but at the same time you are incredibly focused on your subject matter.
Hopefully I can tap into this same state of mind when I work on my illustrations as well.
That would be fantastic.

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No hay nada mejor que cuando estƔs dibujando tu mente entra en este estado bƔsicamente como un trance.
En el cual no estƔs consiente de lo que estƔs dibujando pero a la misma a vez estƔs completamente sincronizado con tu sujeto.
Espero lograr entrar en este estado mientras trabajo en mis ilustraciones, seria algo surreal.


Thursday, May 6, 2010

Society of Illustrators Student Show

Hello.

I am truly honored to be a part of this years Society of Illustrators Student Show, it was one of my goals to get in while I was a student so I am glad I made it during my last year. The piece accepted into the show was my Charybdis piece done for Tomer Hanuka's portfolio class last year. The reception is this Friday May 7th, so if you are in the area and want to check out some very cool work drop by and say hi. Also two of my very talented friends Robert Stites and Kim Sielbeck are in the show as well.

Hussah!


Tuesday, April 27, 2010

Making the Ultimate Wiffle Ball Guide

Hello,



So back in September of '09 I was contacted by Michael Hermann and Perrie Briskin over at Wicked Cow, Inc. about doing some spot illustrations for their upcoming Wiffle Ball book. Now that the book is out, I got the OK from Michael to post some of the work I did for his book. But first I gotta say it was a lot of fun working on this book and the people over at Wicked Cow were nothing but spectacular in the way they treated me through out the whole process. But the biggest treat of this whole thing was the fact that I got to go to the Wiffle Ball Factory in Connecticut and just draw the whole time I was up there.


So here is some of the work I did for the book, some of it didn't make it in to the final edit of the book, (like the machines pictured above and the pitch trajectory illustration) but I am very happy with all the work I did.


Pitching Grips, Scuffing, Taping and Knifing.

The Science of Wiffle Ball, the Bernouili Effect, the Magnus Effect, and the Vortexes of air that forms inside


Friday, April 9, 2010

The Masters Tournament

Hello;

Decided to do a quick Tiger Woods illustration since he teed off yesterday. I wanted to challenge myself and go from start to finish in as little time as possible just to see what would happen. My goal was to show the amount of scrutiny that he will be under while the tournament is taking place by positioning him in front of a giant wall of spectators. Don't know if it works, but I kind of like it. We'll see in a couple of days though...