Leonard Nimoy RIP

When I was much younger I thought Star Wars was much cooler than Star Trek, even when I was working on DS9, but now that I am older I see the value of Star Trek, especially the original series, how progressive and forward-thinking it was, so on the day when Mr. Nimoy passes on here's a video of him and Bill Shatner at a convention a few years ago that will make you smile:

Age of Reptiles- Ancient Egyptians update

As we move closer to the June premier of AOR-AE, I just wanted to put up a small sample of what lies ahead.

Wall-e: Bug recon ship

Continuing my run of bad drawings from Wall-e, here's this one.

Burger Girl: from Wall-e

I'm not wild about the lighting on this one, but whatever.

Avatar Last Airbender group show appearance

Everyone,

I'll be at this art show two weeks from Saturday, March 7th with an original piece for the show. Feel free to show up and see the cool artwork from crew members from both shows:

The Legend of Korra / Avatar: The Last Airbender Tribute Exhibition - Nucleus | Art Gallery and Store

Kaiju postcast interview with Yours Truly- part TWO!

Here it is, have a great weekend, all:

| The Kaiju Kingdom Podcast: Episode 23 Ricardo Delgado The Man Who Draws Monsters

Why didn't I have this in elementary school???!!!!

THis is what I had:




This is what these kids got:

Totally not fair, because this is awesome.

Dual Truck

Under the category of 'who cares?' comes this drawing from Wall-e.

Scarab Truck

From Wall-e. I like this one a lot, which is rare for me.

Idea for Wall-e's home

Penn Zero: Part-time hero preview

Clearly, this is the super hero episode.

Kaiju Kingdom podcast featuring an interview with Yours Truly!

Just when you thought it was safe to surface and attack Tokyo comes this podcast featuring an interview with me! Recorded last weekend, this interview went for almost THREE HOURS (I talk a lot) and had to be split into two parts!

There's another link below, and enjoy listening to me make a complete fool of myself! Thanks to Chris, Jessica and Mark over at Kaiju Kingdom for listening to my silly stories!

Anyway, here's part one: Kaiju Kingdom podcast with Ricardo Delgado


I really dislike writing about myself in the third person, but there you are.

Beetle recon ship

From Wall-e. Everyone hates this ship but me, but what do I know?

Monolith Truck

I threw this baby for Pixar's Wall-e.

More Comic Fest photos of yours truly!

This was last October in San Diego. Somebody tell this guy to be quiet!

This is during the Latinos in comic books panel. I'm thinking, "What's for lunch?"

This was a really good panel about comics, culture and history.

Lastly, my good buddy Pete Von Sholly manning his table. You can find a bunch of other fotos of this really cool convention here!

Don't get Galactus mad

…especially if he's in Las Vegas.

Ogre

This is be when I'm hungry.

Sam Specter Ghost Gent

This is probably my favorite drawing from the cover of my first novel.

Another Genndymonster

An unused monster design for Symbiotic Titan.

John Landis on To Catch a Thief

The last of this week's theme of John's reviews for the website Trailers from Hell.
The second trailer for a Hitchcock film, after Psycho.

Why the Karate Kid is so cool!

A  very fun article here about how the Karate Kid was shot in the San Fernando Valley, my home. Well, at least one of my homes.
Then there's that whole Alajuela place in Costa Rica:)

Here's the trailer to a pretty fun movie that came out and held it's own in the summer of '84 amidst Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, Gremlins and Ghostbusters:

Manticore

I think I forgot to scan the tail!

John Landis on Sunset Boulevard

Talking as part of the website Trailers from Hell, John talks about this great picture from the 1950's about the seedy side of Hollywood. A terrific picture.

Some Jurassic Park 3 storyboard panels

John Landis on First Men IN the Moon

Today Landis comments on one of my  favorite Ray Harryhausen films, a story about Victorian Era Astronauts by Jules Verne.

Yup, it's another Mummy 3 drawing!

John Landis on Psycho

I think there's enough of these on youtube for me to post one a day for a week. Here's John talking about Hitchcock, a man he knew personally:

What a strange and amusing trailer, made more interesting by Landis' commentary.

The usual Monday Mole Monster

From Atlantis- The Lost Empire.

Death paints

It's not Monday if Death's not painting flowers.

John Landis on 2001: A Space Odyssey

I met director John Landis on Beverly Hills Cop 3 many years ago, and he's been very kind to me, at one point helping me get into the DGA. Anyway, he's part of a website called  Trailers from Hell, where he and other directors and writers narrate trailers for films they like or hate, and this is the inimitable John talking about the trailer for 2001: A Space Odyssey: