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In Search of the Raven

This is a story sequence I created for Zeros 2 Heros. It is part of a mini series entitled Animism: the God’s Lake.

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Figure Drawing Night

Got a chance to get out the other night and do a little figure drawing. Admittedly its been a while and I felt rather rusty but I had a good time and look forward to next Monday when I have a chance to go again. Here are the drawings.

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Freeing the Martyr

A few more Wakefield storyboard panels to add to the collection.

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Broken dreams

A few more pages from my sketchbook. More Wakefield story doodles. I’m having fun with this sequence so I think I’ll just keep going until it all falls apart.

On a technical note, I really need to get a scanner. The photographs I’m posting here are fuzzy and the color is off. I’ve tried to correct it but you can only do so much.

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A House of Gold

A few more pages pulled from my sketchbook.  This is part of an ongoing storm sequence from my Wakefield project

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Wakefield: leaving home storyboards

I’ve doodled quiet a bit on my Wakefield project these last few weeks. One of the bi-products has been this half-finished thought of a storyboard sequence. It has kindled a lot of conversation amongst my friends and family who are all very close to the story. I’ve learned that nothing is set in stone and sometimes the best thing for a stagnant project is to throw away convention. I’m curious to see where Wakefield will take me in the coming weeks.

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Watercolor sketchbook

Here is a complete posting of my latest water color sketchbook.

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Dick and Don: The secret passage: Update

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.

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Little Black Moleskine Sketchbook

The big night
Videographer and waiter, Black tie doodles at the Ritz-Carlton

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.

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High Noon Storyboards

The following is a storyboard sequence I created for a Zeroes 2 Heros project entitled “Animism”.