
Previously mentioned here.

Previously mentioned here.
I’ve been listening to Henry Thomas’ Little Red Caboose song a lot lately. I keep thinking it would make for a really cute short film. I love trains and think it would just be a ton of fun to work on a project revolving around them in some way.
Here are a few pages pulled from my sketchbook.
This is an updated pass of a previously posted story sequence. I expanded the scene to include an underground lake and a mysterious cult, oh my. Currently I’m in the process of exploring ideas for a larger project called Dick and Don and the Black lotus.




































































































































































This was my first time keeping a small sketchbook. I usually prefer a more traditional 8×10 inch book. It’s all mixed media, pencil, ink, watercolor etc. and took about four months of very sporadic doodling to complete.
I bought this little fellow because Moleskine advertised it as a storyboard notebook. Lesson learned, always remember to read the description when buying something and don’t judge a book by its cover. I bought this thinking it was going to be an awesome storyboard “sketchbook”. Aparently notebook and sketchbook are not the same thing. Good to know. Still purchasing snafus aside, I don’t know what they were thinking. For some un-thought-out reason the books layout isn’t consistent. On some pages the frames are a half-page spread and on others it’s an eighth. The odds of running out of frames half way into a scene are very high. Why on earth would you want to switch sizes in the middle of a project? This is like printing a journal that changes line spacing from 12-point to 5-point at random intervals. My biggest complaint though is that the book was printed using a 1.33 aspect ratio. 1.33 is all but dead so if you have to pick any aspect ratio for a storyboard book at least go with the modern standard of 1.85.
Long story short, do to technical difficulties I gave up on any boarding ambitions i had at the cash register and just turned this little fellow into a handy pocket doodle book. In that regard it was much more functional. Let me know what you think.











































Just added an Instagram photo page to the site.
-update
Took it down because instagram started getting all weird with adds and videos.

Having missed their intended destination of Hawaii Dick and Don find themselves en route to Hong Kong. Several weeks into the trip Dick is at the end of his rope while Don makes the most of the unexpected down time singing a little tune.
♪ ♫
I’m going east
way across the sea
to a distant shore
where she waits for meIn ‘ol Hong Kong
Pearl of the Sea
safe in your arms
I long to beNow I’ve travelled far
and i’ve travelled wide
I’ve roamed the ocean
on a wayward tideand so to Hong Kong
pearl of the sea
where love and adventure
they wait for megood ‘ol Hong Kong
Pearl of the sea
land of adventure
and mystery
♪ ♫