Squeejee Team Illustrations

Here are some illustrations I did for my friends over at Squeejee. They wanted all there team members turned into a Ghostbusters-like Military-esque cleaning crew. In a sort of Esurance style. Also, we did four headless bodies which they could switch out the heads.

Robots

I've been working with a another Graphic Designer buddy of mine, doing some robot illustrations for a client of his. Here are the first two, I think they plan on doing some more.

Affordable Man on a Hot Sauce Bottle

You never no where he's gonna pop up next. The guys at Affordable Rent-to-Own are sticking the coolest retail mascot on a bottle of Hot Sauce.

Happy Halloween!

Virtual Studio Crawl

While checking my friend David Hopkins' website, I saw something cool that he posted...

"KERA's Art & Seek is creating an online gallery of art spaces, a virtual studio crawl. Inspiration came from a contest called "Make Space for Artists - Design-a-Studio," sponsored by La Reunion TX and The Dallas Museum of Art."

His studio was one of the first ones featured, along with several other interesting ones. I thought it was a really neat idea, so I submitted mine and they added it to the group. Very cool!

KERA Virtual Studio Crawl

Tiki Joe Mysteries!

Hey kids, do you like Tiki? Googie? Vegas? Cocktails? Bars? Heists? Mobsters? All female motorcycle stunt teams? Well then this book is the book for you! Tiki Joe Mysteries is a graphic novel written and illustrated by a friend of mine and fellow Dallas area creator, Mark Murphy. It's published by Slave Labor Graphics and is actually two stories jam packed into one graphic novel. My only regret is that I didn't pick it up sooner! But hey, cut me some slack, we have new baby here. Any-who, the book is a well crafted retro blast, well worth the price of admission, so do yourself a favor and pick up a copy today!

Check out the Official Tiki Joe Mysteries Website

Jump Rope Gal

Another jump rope image as well as an unused one.