With all of the crappy stuff I've worked on, sometimes you get a little lucky, and I was just that with the Incredibles. They even put this one in the 'making of' book.
I had toast with butter and jelly today, washed down with some coffee.
Father. Husband. Son. Brother. Kid from the East San Fernando Valley becomes comic book creator, novelist, concept artist, storyboard artist, instructor, worshiper of classic Spielberg and Lucas, fanatic of all things dinosauria, Los Angeles sports teams fan, enjoyer of tacos up and down the West Coast, Kurosawa and Hitchcock sycophant, driver of fast European cars, inherent resister of authority, and graduate of Art Center College of Design.
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Tuesday, January 29, 2013
Sunday, January 27, 2013
"Will you repair the ceiling, 007?"
"Of course, Sir. Is the Aston Martin ready to go? Also, why do the Americans always say cookies instead of biscuits?"
Saturday, January 26, 2013
My Godzilla invades downtown LA
I did this in 1994 to get the job designing Godzilla for the Jan De Bont film version that was scrapped. This critter's design is horrible, by the way.
Friday, January 25, 2013
Captain Amelia from Treasure Planet
I know I'm constantly making fun of my own designs, and deservedly so, but I'm super proud of this baby, an idea for Captain Amelia for Treasure Planet, done while I was at Disney Feature Animation in the late '90's. I know they went with the cat girl idea, but I liked this one better.
There, I said it.
There, I said it.
How to Train Your Dragon rear view sketch
I don't know what you were doing in December of 2008, but I was at Dreamworks animation working on How to Train Your Dragon designing the big ugly dragon at the end that everyone called the Green Death, which is what they should call my career. Lots of ideas here ended up on the screen, but I wanted no rear legs and they ended up adding wings to that baby.
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