Friday, July 17, 2009

Leisure time

You need it to create and be creative. Even if it is lounging in a chair searching the ceiling for cracks, your mind will make connections it never would if it were under stress and endless lists of things to do.
So free yourself for a moment and relive yourself of the work-ethic guilt a lot of us develop. Let the neurons start making new connections while you rest and chill.
My shoes got so sick from working they had to go to bed. You don't want to be my workaholic shoes.

Friday, July 10, 2009

Strange Branches

Birdy Bubbles

Monkey Sound?

is the sound a monkey makes.

Web Sketch

this is just some sketching i'm doing to plan some web updates. I want to ask my friend Nate to lend me his flash file that has some gorgeous firefly like things on it to put in the background.

Boy Girl Girl Boy

and as a bonus, a tiny caterpillar

And finally a wee box, with a detail

On a more personal note

I always have money problems and also can obsess about my weight (Boooooooo!) so I doodled this.

Waiter Spilling Wine on my Paper...

and a mouse that ate the cheese that felt it...what? yeah i can't explain what I doodle sometimes...

Wednesday, July 08, 2009

May I introduce to you...


The very distinguished AND hungry caterpillar

Angry Blob

I am going to put this guy into flash and make an animated type of thing with it.

Hydra-3 Head Style

Double-breasted Gentlemen

Sunday, July 05, 2009

Back

I'm posting some fun stuff later. Sketches and older drawings are totally awesome and you will love them.

Wednesday, April 29, 2009

Meeting Doodles-Triptych Part 3

This is me doing some silly writing/cursive. Cursive is so hard for me now. It feels too deliberate and looks childish since I haven't practiced writing anything but my own name in cursive in years.
Also, I just saw the most hideous invitation font ever. **shudders** truly horrible.

Meeting Doodles-Triptych Part 2

This is from the top of the legal sized spreadsheet. I started drawing boxes, then turned into question marks, then snakes, then a snake in a box...Full circle or just a weird U-Turn?
I'll try to scan this in better...

Meeting Doodles-Triptych Part 1

This one is a bear head (smiling of course) shooting out of a cannon. I don't know why I drew that...maybe I drew it to improve efficiency in Technical Services.

Tuesday, April 21, 2009

Groundhog Fight Club

An underground and rarely captured happening

Thursday, February 19, 2009

is it a matter of time?

depression: it is like cancer? where you know it's there, doing its thing and you try and try again to beat it back. sometimes in remission. sometimes in pain. hiding in the body.

Friday, February 13, 2009

Thursday, November 09, 2006

Update 2.0 Meeting Doodles style

Sometimes I draw an extremely friendly line that I'd like to meet. This guy is so cool.

Update on Meeting Doodles!


Abstracts of an already fairly abstract character. Vicious Cycle a.k.a. Vic

Tuesday, September 12, 2006

The Onion Says It All

I couldn't help myself from posting this because it really gets the issue spot on.

Friday, September 08, 2006

Now Hanging in Boston

My stuff isn't technically hanging, but it's on easles, so close enough.
Now showing through September 28th, 2006
More Info


Untitled-Ink on Paper (11x14)

Friday, February 17, 2006

Time Consuming Site


Judged by time spent in temporary cute paralysis-TSITCPsu (standard units)
THIS is the one site that eats a disproportionately large percentage of my page viewing...
I mean, c'mon...I'm totally helpless

Friday, February 10, 2006

Where the Wonkette Lives

Been wondering what happened to your fave dirty dirty politics girl? Well, the old wonkette site might blow heartily enough to fill one of those impossible to inflate balloon animal balloons, but wonkette herself (Ana Marie Cox) is blogging on her own while she does her book selling stuff.
I'm sure her books will be brilliant as she is, but if you need your fix real bad check it:
The Real Wonkette Blog
Update:
She's now blogging for MSM with TIME Magazine. I think she's allowed to be Maureen Dowd naughty, but not Wonkette honest. Judge for yourself. She's still awesome though.
Ana Marie Cox on TIME

Friday, December 16, 2005

MoMA didn't raise no fool

Check out the new exhibition at MoMA if you can. I'm not really a fan of CGI, but this stuff is good if soul-less...
PIXAR

Appointment


Today I'm going to the doctor (my fave). So I'm downlaoding some tunes to get me there in style. I'll leave these anatomically correct Grandma and Grandpa dolls here for you to cuddle with.

Wednesday, December 14, 2005

Confession #1


I want to go to art school.
There--I said it.

Monday, November 21, 2005

Buttertwitch

Cutest thing on the internet
http://animal.discovery.com/cams/pandavidr.html

straight up Panda-Cam all panda all the time
Tai Shan, or Butterstick as wonketteers know it, is adorable doing just about anything. For instance, a second ago, it just took a breath. AWWWWWWW!

Tuesday, October 25, 2005

Doodles from another source



Guest doodles?
Not really, as this person isn't my guest, but merely a linked-to acquaintance doodler (thanks screenhead.com!)
The link is to a graphically depicted children's book in german that shows where babies come from. I think the answer, at the end of this presentation, to the query "Any questions?" would be a resounding "No!"

(can't get this to work as a link...copy and paste it...i'm feelin' lazy suckas)
http://www.planetdan.net/pics/babies/

Monday, October 24, 2005

Doctors are Okay I Guess

Went to see mine today and was feeling less than great about it. I always feel like I should be able to heal myself, but I think that is asking a bit much of myself.
My doctor is great so now I'm afraid she'll go somewhere else and I'll have to pick someone else out of the giant "provider handbook"
I've recorded some ideas on my new mp3 player that M gave me. One of them is that the main character in my novel/graphic novel keeps getting these terrible headaches and at some point they'll find this giant Prozac tumor in her brain. Like a ball of all of the unprocessed meds her body balled up and is keeping in her brain like so many nuts squirrelled away in a tree.
I can't decide it she'll have it out or not.
If she does get it removed, it'll be in a back-door manner, like at midnite from a neuro-surgeon she holds at gunpoint.
Now that's my kinda doctorin'!

Thursday, October 20, 2005

Cartoon Art Museum

The goings on of Cartoon Art Museum in San Fran...
Fan-fucking-tastic place to go if you ever can

Saturday, October 22, 1pm -3pm

The Cartoon Art Museum's Saturday Afternoon Cartooning Classes for kids
will continue once a month throughout the fall and winter. Our next
classes are scheduled for October 22nd and November 19th from 1pm-3pm,
and will be taught by local cartoonist and animator Brian Kolm.


The attendance fee for each student is $5, which covers the student's
admission to the Cartoon Art Museum and the cost of art supplies.
Students will learn a wide variety of skills throughout these classes,
from character design to storyboarding to creating their own
mini-comics. These classes are recommended for students from 6-14 years
old. Classes are filled first-come first served, advance reservations
are recommended, contact ext. 314 or galllery@cartoonart.org
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Thursday, October 27, 7pm-9pm

From the darkest depths of the cartoon vaults comes the Cartoon Art
Museum's latest exhibition, Gross, Gruesome and Gothic. Enjoy gourmet
food courtesy of our festive sponsors. There will be spooky cookies (An
Occasional Cookie), chilling sushi (Blowfish), rib-tickling barbeque
(Memphis Minnie's), dastardly evil nibbles (Fringale), frightful fruits
and cheeses (Rainbow Grocery) and captivating liquid refreshment (IZZE).

Guests will receive bloodcurdling door prizes courtesy of Things From
Another World and the Warner Bros. film Tim Burton's The Corpse Bride,
and special prizes will be awarded to those attending in costume.

The horrifying display features over 60 original cartoons from a
spooktacular selection of artists and comics including Edward Gorey,
Charles Addams, Basil Wolverton and Charles Schulz.
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Saturday, October 29, 1pm-3pm

The Cartoon Art Museum is pleased to host Dutch cartoonist Erik Kriek on
October 29 from 1pm to 3pm as part of its ongoing
Cartoonist-in-Residence program. Museum visitors will have a chance to
watch Kriek at work and chat with him about cartooning. Please visit
www.gutsmancomics.com to learn more about Mr. Kriek and his work.
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Wednesday, November 2, 6pm-8pm


Special Presentation featuring French Authors and Illustrators Emile
Bravo and Olivier Balez

The Cartoon Art Museum in association with the Cultural Services of the
French Embassy in San Francisco and Foto-Grafix Bookstore is proud to
host the third annual presentation of French artists.

This event is free and open to the public. Their presentation will be in
French, with English translation. Books will be available for purchase
and signing. Space is limited; please contact Summerlea Kashar at
415-227-8666, ext. 300 to reserve a seat.

Emile Bravo and Olivier Balez are inventive authors and illustrators who
search out interdisciplinary projects and collaboration. Bravo and
Balez’s prestigious sponsored visit to San Francisco allows the two
famed European illustrators to expose their work in the USA. Their visit
also allows fans to meet, greet and direct questions!
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Please call 415 CAR-TOON or visit http://www.cartoonart.org for more
information on these and other upcoming events.

Thursday, October 13, 2005

No Doodles Today

I'll post some later...haven't been able to run to the scanner lately--stupid work
I would die for a handheld portable scanner that isn't a business card scanner

Cubicles


My coworker is now collecting the Cubicles from Archie McPhee and I can't decide how to feel about them.

Are they legitimizing the barren existence I live everyday?
Are they making fun of the barren existence I live everyday?
Are they just really boring Playmobil figurines?

Thursday, October 06, 2005

Jumpers

A video from Sleater-Kinney
You'll feel oh so meta if you watch this in your cube
Jumpers

Friday, September 30, 2005

How To Get There

Here's a link to the organization's website that has maps, hours, and other information
www.caosonline.com

Will You Be There?


This turkey platter will be there...will you be there?

Will You Be There?


This bony torso will be there...will you be there?

Won't you come?


The anatomically correct Grandma and Grandpa dolls will be there..will you?

Wednesday, September 28, 2005


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Tuesday, September 27, 2005

Full Head-Empty Page

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Open Studios-Open Head

I'm freaking about open studios this weekend. I feel like my fellow artists hate me, but I know that is stupid. I hate low self esteem...
Anyways, I've been doing some great stuff and now have to get that onto paper which is I guess the process of doing art. Making things speak for you or of you at least. I wasn't good at expressing myself through music.
I'm posting stuff later today that are actual drawings so bear with me **rowr**
Cheers all who read, and Cheers to me for posting
:>)

Tuesday, September 13, 2005


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4 panel-Inner Violence Posted by Picasa

Monday, September 12, 2005

R U Cool?

Do U use letterz 4 wordz and replace 's' with 'z' any time you can?
Then chek out these keerazy animalz!!!
I wuz LOTFLMAO!!!
insta-cool mascots
um, the long and short of it is...you add sunglasses to anything to make it "cool"
tomorrow, I'll be doing experiments as to how many things i can cool-ize using only a pair of sunglasses.

Thursday, September 08, 2005

Funny Prez Stuff

President Cops 1 & 2
Stars "the greatest american president" and "the worst american president" as mismatched cop partners.
I bet the dub wished he coulda slapped some cuffs on ol' Katrina

Wednesday, September 07, 2005

Day Job Stuff

How to Be Creative and Keep a Day Job
courtesy of creativity-portal.com via lifehacker.com

Tuesday, September 06, 2005

Katrina Ramble

I've seen the coverage and what sticks with me most are the words being spoken by some very elite people.
  • Barbara Bush is saying how nice it is for the poor people to be evacuated from their homes as they are being treated so nicely now in the 'Domes. ASSHOLE!!!
  • The FEMA director Brown, was saying how the victims needed to take responsibility for themselves now--a classic blame the victim game.
  • Dennis Hastert says we should just bulldoze all of New Orleans.
  • Even now Bush Jr. is relying on his PARENTS to help him out. I hear a lot of things that basically sound like this, "Don't talk bad about my son." You know, it really puts my mind at ease to know that the POTUS still isn't off of his mother's teat--and I bet she doesn't even support public breastfeeding initiatives.

Hey poor people in LA, Eat the Rich!!! They are very fatty and tasty.