Colored Sketch for Far Far Away assignment

So I colored the sketch for Chana. Maybe one day I'll do the Alifbay comic. Anyways, tried to limit my palette and be as clear as possible since I know my drawings have a tendency of merging into itself.....So, can anyone find the TARDIS inside?????

Sketches for Far Far Away assignment for Concepts Class

Sketches for Concepts. The assignment is "Far Far Away" Illustrating from a list of imaginary places. the first sketch is for Chana, a place where people worship various things that change daily. The second and last sketches is for Alifbay, the saddest city that is divided betweent he rich, middle class, and poor.


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Drink Reviews/Sketches/ Yes I'm that bored

Lately I've been going to the korean market with my sister and buying a bunch of
different drinks that I normally would be afraid of. This is partially for the Edible class that I'm not officially in, the need to feed my obsession with collecting food packages, and because I'm .....bored. La. Oh yeah, and it was a bad idea to drink them all at once. blaaargh. Also I forgot to mention the green drink in "Yes! The Best!" is Green plum.

New Comic: Mouth Vortex and Comic Influeces (Taiyo Matsumoto, Junji Ito, Datuk Lat)

New comic for illustrophilia. I like how my shared blogs force me to update this blog. One thing, this was influenced not only by my need to draw a mouth vortex, burger suckers, and a nose hair guitar ...but also by my love of Taiyo Matsumoto's work. Ex Tekkon Kinkreet, which was made into an awesome movie:


I want to get EVERYTHING!!!! I have Blue Springs, Tekkon kinkreet, No. 5 vol 1 and 2, and I even got this anthology of french and japanese comic artists because he was included. I had Ping Pong and Hana Otoko, but now they are tragically lost. I want THIS. Definitely in Japan I will get as much as I can---even if I have to throw away my clothes to make it all fit. I don't care if I can't read any of it. It's all just so beautiful.

ALSO, I love the linework and grotesqueness of Junji Ito. Unfortunately I lost my collection of his stuff too....Gyo, Tomie, Uzumaki, shorts.....ugh...I can't think about it, it makes me sad.
Anyways, here's an example of his work; this is from Uzumaki (stories about a town haunted by spirals):



AND FINALLY (for now) I've recently gotten into Datuk Lat's work.

I love Kampung Boy.
I wish I could read the other work he's done, the stuff that hasn't been brought to America.(like a lot of the other stuff above) Also I wish I could find that Discovery Channel Documentary about him. I did find this T.V show based off of Kampung Boy:

New Pagus Sketch: Hair

New post for the Pagus blog.

New Work from Joint Blogs

Since I worked on these, I might as well post it here too. Especially since now it's 5:22 a.m.
This is a new comic for the illustrophilia blog. This is basically what I've become over the break:

Comic for the assignment last week.


Badge sketches for The Society of the Okay blog.

Final Intro to 3D Animation Project

This is the LAST of my work this semester. I did not realize how long all of that would take. Anyways this project was a team project with Julia Kim, who ended up fixing a lot of my mistakes. We both almost died during this three week project. A lot of sleepless nights and soup went into this. Below is the animation, screenshots, and some of the work from my part.

Final animation (better to watch it in high quality on youtube):

Screenshots of the scene and masks:



The model:



Main Mask design:


Concept sketches for masks (unused):




Storyboard