Secret Agent

Agent Eugene Hamm P.I.G concealing his sub-machine gun. My entry for this weeks Toonclub.

Goblin

I was reading Tony DiTerlizzi's "Evolution of a Goblin" this morning on his blog and my doodling led me to try one of my own. Not as good as his, but maybe it's a less common Utah goblin. Tony is an incredible artist with an amazing imagination. He has been an inspiration to me for ages. My kids and I loved reading his Spiderwick Chronicles books and now we are really looking forward to the movie. Tony rocks.

Elk and Elephants

I asked my 4 year old son to give this guy a name. He said his name is Elk. Strange, but I don't question his naming abilities. Later he pulled out his paints and did this awesome elephant in a jungle. Pretty sweet eh? The elephant is blowing his trunk and check out those coconuts on the palm trees. You might be thinking that I helped him, but I didn't. He demanded that I scan it and put it on the computer with my picture. Again, I don't argue with this kid. He can be quite persuasive.

Ivana

Illustration Friday: Captain

As captain, one of Glen's favorite duties is to turn on the "fasten seatbelt" sign.

"Pedro Stubby Thumb"

It's funny how nicknames stick. This guy could have easily been called "Ears don't match Pedro", but ever since he lost that game of "got your nose" with Twitchy Pete... well, you know the rest.

I was inspired by those guys at Avalanche. They are all doing wanted posters and cowboys. How can you look at that stuff and not want to do a cowboy of your own?

Dave

He is just trying to fit in with the earthlings.

Illustration Friday: Missing

Sketch paintings 10

The other day someone told me that I've been drawing a LOT of girls lately, so here is a picture of a boy....and another girl.

Illustration Friday: Moon

This is an image from my new book "Dance by the Light of the Moon". I'm not crazy about posting older stuff, but the book is full of moon paintings. How could I resist? This is one of my favorites.