Recent developments and friendships have opened new creative doors leading to new projects. Here is a look at a few sketches from an up and coming comic. Keep checking back for regular updates.

A friend recently took part in a zombie walk. Her blog inspired this pic …(caution, it’s a little PG rated). Click to enlarge.

This is my first “real” scooter image. That’s Sam, (my wife) on the back. One day this will happen, one day.

Some more late night sketches, (I seem to do this a lot!). I was watching the Hallmark channel’s version of Hercules. Here’s what rubbed off … …

This is the first of, hopefully, many Oblivious Man comics. He is a super hero that is totally unaware of his surroundings, but some how still manages to fight crime.

“Tapstar” is a play used by Shoalhaven Water that the Eaton Gorge Theatre Company is revamping. I have been called in to design new costumes and even inflatable sets (!). Here are a few pics: The first has the original head tap design, (children identify the lever style more so than the claw style). The second is a claw style tap head, requested by Shoalhaven Water. The third is a new character, TapDog, a side kick. Both these characters are going to have costumes made and will possibly be appearing in a comic!

Below are some characters design I did for a theatre group called Eaton Gorge Theatre Company. These will be used in a comic version of their play “Takeaway Bellies”. This is the same company that I did the “Clean up your act” comic for.

*I’ve added two characters that were waiting approval*

Below is a character and background setup for another series that I’m developing called Tumbleweed Canyon. This show will have Flash animated characters on top of real life photo image backgrounds, (think of WB’s Roadrunner and Coyote cartoons).

There seems to be a huge fan base for Rikochet loves Buena Girl out there, so I thought I’d add my own image. Personally I think Buena Girl will hook up with Snow Pea.

I’ve been working on several cartoon series ideas to pitch to Cartoon Network in Los Angeles. Here is a pic of characters from “EG13″, a futuristic space station sit com.