Assorted odds n' ends, both paid freelance work and my own private doodles.
A piece of Doctor Who fanart featuring 11th Doctor companions Madame Vastra (and her footman Jenny) fighting off a hoard of Cyberman in ancient Japan.
Eventually licensed by BBC Books for use the the Doctor Who Annual.
Commissioned by the folks at Red Letter Media, this Harry S. Plinkett design has popped up in a billion of their review videos.
Designed as a desktop wallpaper for some Muppet-loving friends.
A redesign of the cover art for Alice McDermott's novel Charming Billy, commissioned by the folks at Picador Publishing.
This started off as a fun bit of fan art that wound up being turned into an officially-licensed poster after Minecraft creators Notch and Jens Burgensen were gifted copies of the poster at PAX Prime.
Storyboards drawn for an as-yet-unproduced Bad Robot project.
Drawn by Portland comics legend Mike Russell and colored by myself for a local comics shop.
A Doctor Who-themed Valentine's Day illustration commissioned by Wired magazine.
A piece of artwork commissioned by a friend for their child's bedroom.
Considering all the Peanuts references scattered throughout all four seasons of Arrested Development, how could I *not* draw this?
Another experiment in Art Nouveau, this time starring Elizabeth from Bioshock Infinite.
Drawn long before Breath of the Wild was a thing, this is me figuring out what Link looks like laden with all the loot he collects during the average Zelda game.
If there ever *was* a Journal of the Whills, I'd imagine the title page would look a little something like this.
A world map depicting the lands (and the travels of the heroes of) Avatar: The Last Airbender.
Imagining what a Game of Thrones text illuminated by the ancient Celts would look like.
The first half of a mindless Bob's Burgers/Hannibal mashup.
The second half of a mindless Bob's Burgers/Hannibal mashup.
An attempt to emulate the hand-stitched style of The Bayeux Tapestry by way of Doctor Who.
The best Star Trek there ever was.
A little Halloween tribute to my favorite Guillermo del Toro film - Crimson Peak.
A little Halloween tribute to my favorite Guillermo del Toro film - Crimson Peak.
Drawn for an art show in L.A. commemorating the 35th anniversary of the founding of Amblin Entertainment.
The cover of the first volume of Jeremy Parish's fantastic look at the library of the Nintendo Entertainment System.
The back cover of the first volume of Jeremy Parish's fantastic look at the library of the Nintendo Entertainment System.
Drawn by Mike Matei and colored by myself, this is the artwork for the first "Angry Video Game Nerd" Blu-Ray collection.
Depicting the first 22 Star Wars action figures (and everyone's favorite plastic hunk o' junk - The Millennium Falcon) produced by Kenner.
...and we'll always save the day.
Daughter of Mary Jo Bassa, Vuvalini of The Many Mothers, Initiate of K.T. Concannon of Clan Swaddle Dog
An unused cover design for a series of Angry Video Game Nerd DVDs.
An unused cover design for a series of Angry Video Game Nerd DVDs.
Drawn by Mike Russell and colored by yours truly, this illustration accompanied an article by Bobby Roberts for the Portland Mercury newspaper.
Spot-illustrations drawn by Mike Russell and colored by my for our buddy Bobby Roberts' article in the Portland Mercury newspaper.
I couldn't help but sketch this while working my way through the first season of Stranger Things.
Portraits of a few members of the Trek in the Park crew.
The cover image drawn by Mike Russell and colored by myself for a comic strip about superhero movies that appeared in The Oregonian newspaper.
A tribute to Matt Groening and the rest of the writers and creators who worked on the golden age of The Simpsons.
The final panel to the Nester & Max comic strip (a tribute to the old "Howard and Nester" comic strips) that appeared in the final issue of Nintendo Power.