Back around 1995 while still in art school, I took a summer job drawing caricatures at a local amusement park. It was the first job where I actually got paid to draw, and it was a tremendous learning and growing experience for me. Sort of an art boot camp. I was very shy and insecure (and frankly not very...
Animator Keith Lango (VeggieTales, Disney, Robots) has an excellent series on his blog discussing the problems facing independent animators who want to market their work on the internet. Keith also has some good insights into what's wrong with the current system and what might be done to change things. "The Great White Hope of Indy Animators" is a must-read...
Glen Keane is one of the true modern masters of animation drawing. Artist Raul Andres has started a new blog collecting many of Keane's sketches into one place. Very inspiring stuff!...
I've been super busy lately, burning the candle at both ends to meet deadlines. It's a good problem to have. Here's a few illustrations I recently completed as part of a large project for a Sunday School publisher. ...
A slightly cynical but very well-written article. Since I have personally been through the rocky transition from art school to running my own studio, I found myself nodding at almost every sentence. Give it a read. (Thanks to Brain McGee for the link.)...
The cartoon gospel tract I illustrated back in January has now been translated into French by Living Waters Canada. You can pre-order the French version here. Also in the works are translations in Spanish and Tagalog (Philippines). Wow, super-cool! ...
