Another drawing from my vault.
When Ray Bradbury passed away we, as well as the world of science fiction, lost a great voice and imagination.
This illustration was used in an article published after his passing. I tried to incorporate as many of his stories as I could in this piece. We have The Illustrated Man pouring out some Dandelion Wine while holding a copy of Farenheit 451, and even The Martian Chronicles can be found in the tattoos.
Thanks for the inspiration.
RIP Ray.
Here's a before and after of a robot design I've been working on for a bit. The original was a doodle ink on paper that I then scanned and turned into a silkscreen tee, found here http://www.geekssociety.com/.
Original
I've always liked this robot and I wanted to use it for a character in a comic I'm working on... so here he is, new and improved.
New
A little retro pulp ray gun action.
I love the old pulp style, so here's my attempt at a classic. Created by Chester Gould here's my version of the original no-nonsense police detective Dick Tracy with the famous 2-way wrist radio.
For more http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dick_Tracy
Indiana Jones!
Originally a drawing for an article on the future of archaeology, I've reworked this concept to be a one colour silk screened tee and print.
Silkscreen artwork
Original
I've made this design available both on my page on society6
and my own site where I hand silkscreen geekssociety
Came across this 2012 illustration that I did for another article at work. Drawn after an Alex Ross Superman pose.
Here's a little illustration I did for an article about screening films. Not much but always a bonus when you draw for your pay.
