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@beeteedee
I did this cover illustration for Salt Lake City Weekly and it may be my favorite commission ever! Thanks to SLC Weekly Editor Enrique Limón for supplying a lot of the ideas for the ice cream novelties. According to legend, there is a creature from the Great Salt Lake with the head of a horse and the body of a crocodile... Fun to draw and probably real!
Another personal promotional project for postcards: Giant cats schlepping giant growlers! Some architectural details taken from buildings in Kingston, NY, but the beer tap handles are all from totally fictional craft breweries.
I did the cover illustration for this week’s issue of Salt Lake City Weekly! Really fun assignment, great people to work with!
This recent commission may not be the best show flyer ever, but I think it stands among the finest pieces of Kids In The Hall: Brain Candy fan art ever created!
Really glad to be done with this one, as I probably spent a little too long on it... But it was a lot of fun! I got to draw 98 red pandas (2 more woulda killed me?), do some sci-fi concept art for the vehicles and food-dispensing drones, and some costume design, using virtually every sci-fi movie or show I could think of as reference material. Lots of fun details! It is available now on my Society6 page: https://society6.com/beeteedee
This painting (made with Kyle Webster’s watercolor Photoshop brushes) of freaky 70′s glam-rock band Slade can be seen on my NEW AND arguably IMPROVED portfolio page! www.beeteedee.com. Come on feel the illustrations!
Here’s a new illustration I just completed, a very detailed pseudo-isometric depiction of an imaginary craft festival/food truck congregation. Lots of fun little scenes taking place in this one, hopefully it will work at postcard size as a promotional item.
A complete dork kept flashing his wristband “each and every fucking time he re-entered the show,” according to Kevin Wurtz, the door guy at The Anchor.
I am proud to say I wrote an article for the Hard Times! They put it up on the site and everything! The accompanying photo by James Bosquez and Nick Puente works really well, but because I hate to ever let a drawing go unseen here’s the sketch I sent in with my submission (I’m not sure why I did that, you really don’t have to!)
Forthcoming Comics-Related Event!
The top image is a sketch I did of the photo that accompanies all of the “Forthcoming Comics-Related Event” posts on the indispensable comicsreporter website. Not really sure what compelled me to draw it, except that it’s an image I probably see every day!
Anyway, I am happy to announce a Forthcoming Comics-Related Event - I will have a (half-) table at Small Press Expo 2016! If you Are going to SPX, stop by D6A and tell me any good jokes you’ve heard lately.
More fun with vector illustration! For this personal project I created an isometric view of an imaginary Victrola-era record listening room, with many fun little details.
The great thing about working with Illustrator is that you can get crazy with those little details and totally lose sight of how the whole thing will come together. Originally the rug in this room was going to be much more complicated, with skulls and thorns and eyeballs, but I toned it down so hopefully it’s not TOO distracting in the final image.
The nice thing about working this way is you can pull out individual elements and play around with them. I took the globe and made it into a sort of single-color illustration that looks like it could be a logo for a global logistics company or something.
I'm trying my hand at ANIMATION nowadays, and for practice I took a stab at animating a great running gag from the Comedy Bang Bang podcast. It's also a parody of the delightful music video for "Walk This Way". Your mileage will vary based on how funny you find the Doors... At any rate, it was very EDUCATIONAL for me, if that does anything for you.
For some reason the sound is WAY too high. sorry.
Count your blessing
I’ve been doing quite a bit of vector art lately, like this Horned Monkeybear.
Color version of the “Shaving Snack” comic from my still-very-new Snackage Mini-Comic! Despite recent convention appearances, I still have lots and lots of unsold copies of Snackage if you are interested!
Can’t say they didn’t try and teach me!
Hammerhead Giraffe!
In addition to the still-very-new Novelty Song #3 I will have a NEW mini-comic for sale next weekend at East Coast ComicCon that’s all about SNACKS! VALUE? SHMALUE: For a mere THREE BUCKS you’ll get 12 pages jam-packed with cartoons that go in-depth on snackage (it’s even CALLED Snackage), and I actually reeled in the profanity this time if that does anything for ya. In fact, let’s call it a children’s book - they’re much more marketable than B&W mini-comics!