(Click for a larger image.)Last night I took my wife to see Shakespeare's "The Merchant of Venice" performed onstage at the Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis. That makes me sound a lot classier than I am. My wife is the Shakespeare fan, I honestly couldn't tell you half of what was going on in the story. But it was still fun...
This is an old drawing I did ten years ago when I was still in art school. At the risk of sounding "preachy", I thought it would be appropriate to post today as Christians pause to remember Jesus' death for our sins. Think about it--he willingly took the punishment that you and I deserve. "But God demonstrates his own love...
I've been dabbling in Flash animation again. This time its a brief internet promo for a forthcoming book by best-selling author John Trent titled "The Skinny Rabbit" (to be published by Thomas Nelson). A couple of months ago I did some character designs and artwork for the book. Then they came to me with the concept for this animated promo.The...
Nothing fancy. But a change was long overdue. Hopefully sometime soon I'll find time to do up something really cool, but this'll do for now.EDIT: Someone wrote me that the top half isn't displaying on their computer. If anyone else is having problems seeing the header, please leave a comment and let me know. Thanks!...
I know I've probably beaten this topic to death, but I can't resist. Here's the best summary I've found yet...
The golden rule of drawing is "Carry a sketchbook with you wherever you go". Following that rule just got a little easier.Today I was at my local Barnes and Noble, and they had a neat little Moleskine display. For those who don't know, Moleskine (pronounced mo-lay-skee-nay) are luxurious high-quality journals and sketchbooks produced in Europe, and they are a big...
