Showing posts with label Cutting Room Floor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cutting Room Floor. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 16, 2013

BeachStudy


A little study I did last year that came out nicely.  Thought I'd share.

Wednesday, September 19, 2012

Cntl-Heart-Delete Color

Last year Ghostbot asked me to do some color for an in-house project.  I was really happy with the results.  Here are some of the panels I worked on.  The board drawings were all by the talented Alan Lau.










The final cartoons did not have any of these moments in them, but are still super cute and fun. 

Tuesday, January 26, 2010

Munny Monster

Last year, Wildbrain was looking for ways to promote it's sister company KidRobot, makers of the world famous MUNNY! They asked the artists internally to pitch concepts for shorts. I thumb-nailed out an idea that my friend and Wildbrain employee Josh Book thought was neat, so we started thinking about making it as a CG short. It never got off the ground before they shuttered the SF studio, but I did create a few little images I thought were kinda fun and give an idea of what the short would have been like.








The Monster imagined as a Munny.


The captain of the boat.

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Monday, August 31, 2009

Yo Gabba

While I was at Wildbrain, I had the opportunity to pitch for producing one of the "storytime" segments for Season 3 of "Yo Gabba Gabba". Below is the art I put together for the proposal in about 2 days:



I have removed any of the writing that would explain the images, since it hasn't aired, but it's pretty self explanatory.

Yo Gabba already had a ton of people clamoring to work on the show, so they passed on using me this season. Bummer! I can't wait to see how it turns out in the actual show.

Thursday, July 16, 2009

Art Deco

On a job at Wildbrain last year I was given the assignment of designing an "Art Deco" music video. Below is some of the concept work I came up with. Eventually the look of the piece went in a new direction, so none of these images were used; but I thought I'd share it here. For reference I looked at a lot of the WPA posters along with the brilliant Bob Staake. It was a lot of fun. It's a look I'd love to return to at a later date and explore more.