Comedy Festival Illustration

Here's an illustration that was commissioned by the Middle Eastern Comedy Festival. The client asked for something very peculiar, which was a movie set filming pyramids with wigs to look like the three stooges. Not sure how clear it came out, but it was fun working with a variety of mediums which included sketches, photo collage, and vector parts.

If you are in LA next week, check out the festival! :

mideastcomedyfest.com

Doodles

Here's a random page from my current sketchbook

Peace in Iran

I created this in Adobe Illustrator in one sitting. My goal was to use the center part of the Iranian flag to make a peace sign. I got a happy accident out of it since it also looks like a person crying. And seeing as how this is all being covered on Twitter, Facebook, etc, I wanted it to have that web/iphone app feel. I am printing this up large and plan to show it off at the local rallies in Westwood.

If you are interested in using this in your town, please email me directly and I will be happy to send you a high rez copy suitable for large printing. In the meantime, stay safe everyone...

Swine Flu

Published on LAist.com

Joyce

A caricature for the lady. She seemed to liked it...

Created in Adobe Illustrator.

Meow 2.0

Here's a second pass I did at an old favorite.

Bad Brody

After I scanned this drawing and took a look at it on the computer, I realized that in terms of his proportions, his eyes should be way farther apart. Regardless, I thought it was an interesting drawing which deserved to be posted. I might go back and redo it seeing as how I enjoyed working with all the crazy shapes.

D.D. Lew

A very loose and quick sketch of the great Daniel Day Lewis to start off the new year.

Couch Enthusiast

Drawn from some random photo I found on Flickr.

Carbon Mantra album cover

Here's vector image I am playing around with for an album cover for a close friend's band. The colors on the right are still vibrating a little, so I am trying to fix that but for now I just really wanted to post something.

Another IAAB Piece

Well, it's official. I have pretty much abandoned working with form altogether at this point. It's a little scary and I feel like I am abandoning a part of myself, but on the other hand, it's totally liberating. We'll see what the coming months hold for my creative work, but don't expect to see much figurative work. At least as of right now.

This is a book cover I did for an Essay Contest.