Art Beast

2012-02-16T11:57:00.000-08:00

Non-(visual)Art Post...

Aside from drawing I also write songs and play guitar. My brother liked a song I wrote and decided to perform his version for the world to see on Youtube. My bro is a great singer and player, I love his rendition.

Check it out:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ArKQ66Waio&list=UUtM4V6ddQ9skJ5c7zqqFNYw&index=1&feature=plcp

Thanks for listening, would love to know what people think of the song/performance.

-Tom

2012-02-14T08:52:00.000-08:00

Artist Appreciation: Mike Wieringo Mike Wieringo is one of my favorite comic book artists, one of my favorite artists in general for that matter. I've been looking through his Sensational Spiderman work recently and realize how incredible he was and what a blow to the industry his untimely passing really is. I figured I would post a bit about him and his work in hopes that a few straggling passers-by might explore his wonderful stuff if they are unacquainted with it.

Few artists in comics or any other medium achieve the level of draftsmanship Wieringo displayed in his work. Mike clearly understood drawing on a deep level. His work has an incredible "bounce" and "energy" to it. He has a wonderful sense of gesture that could only come from really looking at life and understanding the structure of things, how forms interact with one another and how things move. He was a great storyteller as well. His pages are clean, clear and have an awesome flow.

He was a true professional. It's a real shame we won't be seeing anymore work from this tremendous talent. Thankfully he left behind quite a body of work for us to enjoy and draw inspiration from indefinitely.

I picked a few Wieringo pieces I really dig from around the net, enjoy:

Check out Mike's Deviant Art gallery, good stuff,
http://wieringo.deviantart.com/

If you haven't read any of Mike's comics, check out his Sensational Spiderman work with Todd Dezago and Tellos. Pick up everything he ever did if you know what's good for you but those are some nice places to start.

Thanks for visiting.

-Tom

2012-02-03T18:22:00.000-08:00

Jack, The Giant and some other randomness...

The illustration above is a piece I did for my children's book illustration portfolio. This style is a bit different from the stuff I usually post. I am still trying to find a solid style for illustrating kids stuff. I think I am going to try and loosen things up so the work is more true to what I usually try to do with my drawing which is capture as much life, character and energy as possible. One of the things that attracts me to children's illustration is the wide variety of techniques and styles that the industry seems to embrace. Hopefully I can find a niche. We'll see what happens.

These doodles below are totally random, thought they were kind of cool though.

Thanks for visiting.

-Tom

2012-01-21T11:12:00.000-08:00

Drawings... Been working on my illustration portfolio. Here are some things I've done on the side in between more finished pieces. I'll be posting some new finished illustrations soon. In the meantime, hope you dig these...

Thanks for scoping the scribbles.

-Tom

2012-01-08T16:24:00.000-08:00

First post 2012... Happy New Year! Looking forward to a creatively productive year. Can't wait to see what everybody else comes up with too.

Artistic Resolutions for 2012:

-Continue to study perspective, anatomy, light and shadow
-Study drawing machinery, inanimate objects
- Draw from life regularly
-Push myself to draw difficult subjects
-Explore other mediums

Hope you dig the scribbles...

Thanks for visiting.

-Tom

2011-12-23T17:19:00.001-08:00

Merry Christmas!! Above is a photo of this year's Christmas Countdown calendar as envisioned by yours truly. This is an annual tradition in my house. My dad started it and I've taken over in recent years. My dad is a great artist, love his stuff. I'll have to share some here sometime.

Below are some exploratory sketches completed before finishing the calendar...

Wishing you a Merry Christmas. Thanks for visiting.

-Tom

2011-12-17T17:22:00.000-08:00

A smattering...

Here's a bunch of random stuff I've blurted out recently.

The troll above was done on the back of my sister's notebook for school. Funny picturing her walking around her college campus, notebook in hand, with this over the top troll on the back of it haha.

I've got some cool children's book concepts brewing. I'm preparing manuscripts and dummy books for publishers. That's where most of my creative time is being spent and I don't really want to share any of that stuff on the internet just yet, hence the lack of regular updates.

Anyway, hope you like this random silliness...

Thanks for visiting!

-Tom

2011-12-10T15:30:00.000-08:00

Norman...

Had a drink today with the original art for this amazing Norman Rockwell painting looking down on me. It hangs behind the bar in The Yankee Doodle Tap Room at the Nassau Inn, Princeton NJ. A highlight from a brief, fun trip.

I'll be sharing more art soon. Sorry for lack of updates. Busy, busy, busy....

-Tom

2011-11-25T08:17:00.000-08:00

STORE APPEARANCE!!

This is pretty cool. I'll be at The Annex Shoppe tomorrow Saturday November 26th from noon to 3PM. I'll be sketching and I'll have some stuff for sale. I'll also put you in your own personalized super hero comic strip if you like!

The Annex Shoppe
Wheatley Plaza
330 Wheatley Plaza
Greenvale, NY 11548

Noon-3PM

Stop by, it'll be a lot of fun.

-Tom

2011-11-01T18:09:00.000-07:00

Some junk... Been a while. Bummed I had no time this year for Halloween art. Schedule is just crazy. Anyway, here's some of the stuff I've managed to scribble out and scan...

Hopefully more substantial, refined stuff soon. Thanks for visiting!

-Tom

2011-10-11T17:24:00.000-07:00

Scanner's back, new apartment, kids book conference...First post from my new apartment! Updates have been slim, not only because my scanner has been down but also because life has been a bit crazy. Moving into a new apartment is/was a part of that craziness, a good part.

Anyway, my scanner is back. So, I'll hopefully be posting a wider variety of things and on a more regular basis.

In other news, I'm attending a special conference this weekend for aspiring children's book authors/illustrators called the One to One Plus at Rutgers University in NJ. Info here, http://www.ruccl.org/. It's a great opportunity. The alien guy you see here is an illustration for the business card I plan to have with me at the conference. The image directly below is the rough pencil/ink version. This represents the stage before clean inks and color are completed.
Below are a few random, handsome dudes for your enjoyment.

Thanks for dropping by!

-Tom

2011-10-08T09:11:00.000-07:00

Scanner's busted... My scanner has crapped out on me. So, here are some things I scanned a little while back. I plan to get a new scanner soon and be able to share more recent scribbles. Until then, enjoy...

Thanks for visiting!

-Tom

2011-09-04T08:29:00.001-07:00

Original Art For Sale!!

I'm moving soon. Trying to raise a little extra money. Posted some sketches for sale cheap here:

http://www.traversoriginals.blogspot.com/

Thanks for looking!

-Tom

2011-09-02T15:31:00.000-07:00

Dr. De Soto A piece for my children's book illustration portfolio. Tribute to the great work of William Steig.

Thanks for visiting!

-Tom

2011-08-23T11:40:00.000-07:00

Odds n' Ends... Most of my artistic energy these days is going into portfolio pieces. Far more refined stuff than what you see here. It's also in a markedly different style, tailored specifically to children's book illustration. I will be sharing the portfolio work periodically but it takes a while to produce. Until then, here's some of the silliness that goes on when I am not trying to craft a finished piece.

I really need to get back to doing more observational drawing too. I miss it. Looking at this post it's clear I need to draw women, kids and various other subjects more. Something other than ugly men and monsters, haha.

Anyway, enjoy!

(piece created for my pal Andy who purchased a copy of my artbook)

Thanks for visiting!!

-Tom

2011-08-20T07:20:00.000-07:00

Some scribbles from the lake... Here's some stuff I did while on a family vacation at Lake George. Surrounded by glorious nature and my wonderful family, all I could think to draw were muscular heroes in dynamic poses. Fun rubbish I figured I'd share.

I brought my George Bridgman life drawing guidebook with me on this trip. It certainly informed certain aspects of these drawings.

More art soon!

Thanks for visiting!

-Tom

2011-07-26T18:34:00.000-07:00

Some cool stuff... Some gift art and pieces done for people who picked up a copy of my artbook. I am sold out of the first print run of the book. I will do another if there is interest. Please let me know if you want a book.

Thanks!

Thanks for visiting!!

-Tom

2011-07-25T18:48:00.000-07:00

I'm excited about comics again...

Joe Madureira's Avenging Spiderman

It's been a rough few years it seems as far as comic book art goes. A lot of my favorite artists weren't doing much. It looks like that is going to change big time in the next few months. I'm pumped.

Joe Madureira is pencilling The Avenging Spiderman. Jim Lee is pencilling JLA. David Finch is relaunching his Dark Knight series. Greg Capullo's doing Batman work. Marc Silvestri is on Hulk. There are rumblings of a secret project from Travis Charest involving Captain America and Wolverine. These are all dream projects to a comic art geek like myself.

Featured in this post are images attached to some of the projects mentioned above. It's great to see these giant creators contributing to the incredible medium of comics again. I can't wait to fork over my hard earned cash for this stuff.

Jim Lee's JLA

David Finch's Dark Knight

Greg Capullo's Batman

Marc Silvestri's Hulk

OK, done geeking out for now. More art soon.

-Tom

2011-07-21T12:38:00.000-07:00

Old Doodles... Found these on an old pad. Thought some of them were kinda cool, worth posting. These are probably about a year old at this point. Hope you dig 'em!

Thanks for visiting!!

-Tom

2011-07-13T10:15:00.000-07:00

The Teeth, process Prelim sketches, exploring the characters/concept...

Rough drawing

Finish

Thanks for visiting!!

-Tom

2011-07-06T16:37:00.001-07:00

The Rocketeer My friend Jon purchased a copy of my self-published sketchbook and requested The Rocketeer for his original drawing. Though I'm fond of the character, loved the movie as a kid, I had never drawn him before. It was a lot of fun! Here are some "process" shots. The first image is the pencil drawing, below this text is the ink stage and finally at the bottom of the post we see the finished piece. Respect to Dave Stevens for creating this great character, http://www.davestevens.com/

Thanks for visiting!

-Tom

2011-07-05T08:36:00.000-07:00

Superman A doodle of the big blue boyscout.

More art soon!

Thanks for visiting!

-Tom

2011-06-26T17:11:00.000-07:00

Been a bit... Here are a few things I've had scanned in for a while and never got around to posting. Just random, fun stuff. Most of my art time is being spent working on my illustration portfolio. I hope to share some of that material here soon.

Anyway, enjoy...

Thanks for visiting!!

2011-06-13T17:07:00.001-07:00

Joe Madureira's Avenging Spiderman...Joe Mad's drawing a Spidey book! The preview pages look amazing. Pretty much the only comic book news I've really cared about in the past 2-3 years since Joe's last project. Super pumped for this project!!!

More details here for those who care:

http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=32767

-Tom

2011-06-09T15:33:00.000-07:00

Scribblefest: The Art of Tom Travers, Volume One, Super Deluxe Edition!!! I've plugged this thing periodically for months, maybe a year or more at this point. It's finally here, my first self-published artbook!

The book is called Scribblefest: The Art of Tom Travers. It's a collection of sketches, doodles and finished illustrations. There's a lot of random fun drawings, similar to the material posted on this blog and there's a good deal of fanart. If you're a child of the 80's and 90's there's sure to be a few of your favorite characters contained within these pages. The book includes my renditions of Spiderman, Batman, The Maxx, The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, The Dark Crystal, Doug and more.

Here are a few peeks inside the book:

This first print run is extremely limited. This is the Super Deluxe Edition of the book. It's 52 pages of awesome art. The art contained in this book has never and will never be shared by me on the internet. The content is 100% print exclusive so you get your money's worth.

OK, so here's the deal...if you're interested in snagging a copy of the Super Deluxe:

PRICE: $30 (includes shipping within the US and an original drawing of any character you want on toned paper)

E-mail me: travers.tj@gmail.com

*There will be a cheaper edition of the book available in a few weeks. The regular edition will have significantly fewer pages and will be printed on a slightly lower quality paper to make it more affordable. Regular edition purchases will include an original drawing as well but will be black and white on regular paper.

Thanks for dropping by!!!

-Tom

2011-06-02T17:35:00.000-07:00

Little bit of freshness... My observational sketchbooks continue to fill up. Mostly with utter failures, studies that will never see the light of day. I have been scraping the bottom of the barrel trying to find stuff somewhat worth sharing. Here are the results...

And an older cartoon/illustration doodle I did on the back of a packet of tracing paper. I thought it looked pretty cool...

Thanks for visiting!!

-Tom

2011-05-21T13:41:00.000-07:00

More from the observational sketchbook... Most of these were done on my lunch break using Google Images. I have really been loving drawing more from observation. I find myself doing less cartooning lately and more of this kind of stuff. Hopefully it pays off and helps me grow as an artist. I hope to find time to do more careful studies eventually. For now, enjoy the doodles!!

The drawing below was done from life. That's my pooch, Petey chillin' in my bed.

The geese drawings below were drawn from life at Tully Park in New Hyde Park, one of my favorite spots on Earth.

Thanks for visiting!!

-Tom

2011-05-06T12:40:00.001-07:00

Some observational sketchbook drawings and crazy cartooning... I'm sure you'll be able to tell which is which.

Artists I am loving at the moment:

Bernie Fuchs: http://www.telluridegallery.com/html/artistresults.asp?artist=31

Sebastian Kruger: http://www.sebastiankruger.com/

John Singer Sargent: http://jssgallery.org/

Thanks for visiting!!

2011-04-25T08:24:00.000-07:00

Draw what you see... The biggest mistake I made as a young artist was not drawing enough from direct observation and/or photographs. I always wanted to draw strictly from imagination. That was fun and I still love doing that. However, I would have a much better knowledge base to work with today had I taken my art teachers' advice and focused more on life drawing at an early age. I have since learned the error of my ways and have been drawing a lot more from direct observation and photos, trying to sharpen my skills and knowledge in hopes that it will make me a more well rounded draftsman and artist.

I bought a sketchbook about a month ago and promised myself that every drawing in the book would either be done from observing live subjects/environments directly or using photographic reference. The goal of these sketchbook drawings is not to necessarily create beautiful, pleasing drawings but to practice. To exercise, artistically speaking.

Above and below are some of the drawings I feel are worth (just barely) showing. I hope you enjoy them. I intend to continue to fill many, many more sketchbooks with observational drawings. It's a lot of fun and I believe it has already sharpened my drawing abilities.

Thanks for visiting!

2011-04-21T08:51:00.000-07:00

Cave drawings and misc. scribbles... Just opened up my grandparents house in upstate NY. Every year I end up doing chalk drawings on the floor of the big garage up there. Not sure how much my grandparents appreciate this but it cleans off easily enough, haha. Anyway, did a bear and a wolf to kick things off this year. Figured it fit with the wilderness setting of the home. I've also been really into drawing animals lately. I call these chalk masterpieces "cave drawings" because that's what they remind me of a little bit. The garage itself is also very cave-like, ha.

Below are some randoms scribbles and scrabbles done recently...Enjoy!

In other news, my sketchbook is at the printers this week. I am printing up a few samples to make sure it's safe for public consumption. Details on how you can get a copy if interested will be posted on this blog soon.

Thanks for visiting!!

2011-04-10T17:07:00.000-07:00

Clearing out the scan folder... Some random stuff I've scanned over the past few weeks. Fun, random doodles for your enjoyment. More hands too, can't get enough of drawing hands. I recently started a "life drawing" sketchbook in which I am doing drawings strictly from observation, life or photos. I hope to share some of the stuff here soon. I hope to have some info on my self published sketchbook soon. Anyway, hope you dig this odd collection of scribbles!

Thanks for visiting!

-Tom

2011-03-24T15:03:00.000-07:00

Some happy customers... The post title is sarcastic, hope that comes through. On uploading these drawings I realized all the characters look anything but happy. Ah well, maybe the next post will have some more jovial inhabitants.

Hope you dig the doodles...

Thanks for visiting!

Other cool stuff:

Awesome new Fleet Foxes tune:

http://onethirtybpm.com/media/listen-fleet-foxes-battery-kinzie/

Awesome new Dawes song:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QbCw45oes2E

Coolest drawings of a bear ever (Glen Keane):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUZFTtSvBG8

Enjoy!

2011-03-10T13:11:00.000-08:00

MS Paint... Couple of doodles I did in MS paint w/mouse the other night. It was really late and I was half watching/half listening to a youtube vid of the incredible Peter de Seve while doing these.

Thanks for visiting!

-Tom

2011-02-28T17:27:00.000-08:00

Randomness... Been a little bit since I've updated. Figured it was a good time to go through the scan folder and clear out some stuff.

I'm working on a very time consuming project right now. I am loving it and will share some of the work when the time is right.

My sketchbook is ready for print too. Just need to find a good printing option. All news will be posted here.

Enjoy the scribbles!!

Thanks for visiting!

Some of the most inspiring drawings I have seen in a long time...

http://www.arludik.com/indexeng.htm

Glen Keane is the man!!

2011-02-15T09:11:00.000-08:00

A little something to bump the Valentine's Day post out of the top spot... More messing around with my new marker set. Lots of fun!

Thanks for visiting.

-Tom

2011-02-13T17:14:00.000-08:00

Valentine's Day...Some epically awesome, romantic paintings by the master of masters, JC Leyendecker.

Have a happy one!

Thanks for visiting.

-Tom

2011-02-11T09:09:00.001-08:00

Life drawings... My high school art teacher was kind enough to allow me to sit in with his life drawing class last night. I had a lot of fun. Definitely want to keep this up. Life drawing is always very informative and refreshing.

Thanks for visiting!

2011-02-09T18:28:00.000-08:00

Massive sketch attack... Just cleaning out my scan folder. This stuff has been sitting on my computer for a while, figured it was about time to do something with it.

I really need to draw women more. Women and a wider variety of subjects in general. My comfort zone is clearly angry, ugly, muscle-bound men and monsters.

Anyway, hope you dig this stuff!

Thanks for visiting!

2011-02-06T07:32:00.000-08:00

Idle Doodles... These scribbles where done on receipts and envelopes that were laying around my car. They were done at various times, usually while waiting in the car for someone for some reason or other. All done in bic pen, one of my favorite mediums. I thought some of them were kind of cool and worth scanning. The originals are all really tiny. Anyway, hope you dig 'em...

Thanks for visiting!

2011-01-28T04:40:00.000-08:00

Messin' with markers and misc. doodles... I got a set of Prismacolor markers for Christmas. I love them!

Below are a couple of random scribbles just for fun...

Thanks for visiting!

2011-01-25T18:50:00.000-08:00

Messin' w/ hands...I love drawing hands. It aint easy but it's fun! All of these are done from imagination, hence the sloppy, silly, unrealistic nature of them. I like hands with a lot of character.

Artists who draw awesome, expressive hands:

Joe Madureira: http://www.joemadfan.com/

JC Leyendecker: http://illustrationart.blogspot.com/2007/06/finding-poetry-in-realism.html

Daniel Lopez Munoz: http://daniellopezmunoz.blogspot.com/

Thanks for dropping by!!

2011-01-21T06:54:00.000-08:00

Marvels... Couple of spandex sporting fellas for you today. Sorry for lack of substantial updates. I am working on some big personal projects that I am very excited about. I will post about them here on this blog if/when appropriate.

In other news, my soon to be self published sketchbook is pretty much ready for print. I just need to find the best printing option. I'm really excited to share this book with people. I will post all info on the book once it's ready right here on the blog and on DeviantArt.

Hope you dig these Marvelicious doodles. Thanks for visiting!!

-Tom

2010-12-26T11:31:00.000-08:00

Some random scribbles... I hope everyone had a wonderful holiday. It's snowing, which is awesome. I'm trapped inside and bored so I figured I could refresh the ol' blog a bit.

Here's some stuff I had scanned in a while ago and never got around to posting. Just random, fun doodles. I am working on a big personal project right now so most of my energy is going into that. These doodles represent some free moments when I was not working on said personal project and just having fun scribbling.

Thanks for visiting!

-Tom

2010-12-24T19:30:00.001-08:00

Merry Christmas 2010 Art by JC Leyendecker

Art below this line of text by Norman Rockwell...

Have a happy, safe holiday!!

-Tom

2010-12-13T17:56:00.000-08:00

Little scribble set...

Thanks for visiting!

-Tom

2010-12-03T20:06:00.000-08:00

Stuff and nonsense... Just some more random fun that I'd scanned a little while back.

I'm excited about the start of the Christmas season! Hopefully I'll have some Christmas/Holiday themed art to share on the ol' blog soon.

As always, thanks for dropping by! I hope you enjoy the scribbles.

-Tom

2010-11-21T10:07:00.001-08:00

Pencil sketches... Some random stuff for your enjoyment.

Thanks for visiting!

-Tom

2010-11-13T06:20:00.000-08:00

Failed Edwards and Random Scribbles... Title for this blog post sounds like the tantalizing title to a possibly very confusing novel.

Anyway, here are some scribbles for your enjoyment. I hope you do in fact enjoy them!

I did some massive scanning this morning. The stuff in this post is just the tip of the iceberg. So, expect a few more solid posts in the weeks to come. Some of the material I scanned is new, some, like the Edward Scissorhands failures you see here, are pretty old at this point. Either way, I hope you dig 'em and I thank you sincerely for taking the time to check them out!

In other news, my self-published sketchbook/art book project is very near completion. All the work for the book is compiled and the book is basically totally laid out. I just need to find the best possible printing option. Big thanks to my buddy Jon Wood for assisting me with getting this book together and ready for print. I will post details on the book on this blog as soon as it is available for order. Thanks in advance for your interest.

As always, thanks for dropping by!

2010-10-31T07:50:00.000-07:00

Happy Halloween 2010!! These drawings were created as decorations for a Halloween party. They were all done on large, toned paper, too large to scan, hence the photos. They were a ton of fun to do and helped me get into the Halloween spirit.

Thanks for checking them out, hope you dig 'em!

Have a happy, fun, safe Halloween!!

-Tom

2010-10-23T05:27:00.000-07:00

Bunch of stuff... Just clearing out my scan folder. I hope you find some of these enjoyable.

In geek news, Travis Charest's Metabarons book is finally getting printed in English. Can't wait!

Thanks for visiting!

-Tom

2010-10-07T08:44:00.000-07:00

Frashness... Some random scribbles for your enjoyment.

In nerd news, I am super excited for New York Comic Con 2010 hitting Manhattan this weekend! The list of artists and exhibitors attending is just insane. I am particularly pumped to meet the incredible Greg Capullo (http://thegregcapullo.deviantart.com/). I hope to get some stuff signed by him and perhaps, if the gods of comic book art choose to smile upon me, get a sketch from him. I'll do a super awesome geeky post on all things New York Comic Con once the ordeal is through. Hopefully I'll have some good experiences to recount and cool stuff to show off.

Thanks for visiting, hope you dig the doodles!

-Tom

2010-09-24T15:46:00.000-07:00

Some bic stuff...I have a mountain of drawings that I could scan but I'm lazy so this is what you get, haha.

I've actually been writing more than drawing recently. Drawing is the next phase of what I am working on though so I am sure I'll be firing up the old drawing inspirado again soon enough. More on what I'm writing in the future, if and when it's worth mentioning here.

Still working on getting my artbook printed. I hope to have some good news regarding that soon.

Anyway, enjoy the doodles.

Thanks for dropping by!!

-Tom

2010-09-09T15:55:00.000-07:00

skitches and scrabbles... I had a lot of stuff building up in my scan folder. Here's a good chunk of it.

These were all done with a UniBall Vision pen, one of my favorites for doodling. Hope I spelled the brand name/make right.

My sketchbook/artbook is still in the works. I'll hopefully have it ready for people to check out by end of fall, early winter. Of course, all details will be posted here as soon as they are available.

On the art geek front...If you like cool, post apocalyptic sci-fi stories and incredible artwork you should buy "Winterworld" by Chuck Dixon and Jorge Zaffino: http://www.amazon.com/Winterworld-Chuck-Dixon/dp/1600105777/ref=sr_1_2?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1284073998&sr=1-2

Thanks for dropping by!

-Tom

2010-08-30T17:59:00.000-07:00

Blue scribbles... Messin' around with my non-photo blue pencil, always fun.

Thanks for looking!!

Oh, by the way, opened up a new DeviantArt account for my collaborative work with Jon Wood, check it out here...http://bontebokdesign.deviantart.com/

-Tom

2010-08-23T12:46:00.000-07:00

More Camp Sketch Fun!! Here are a few more of the drawings I did for some of the kids I worked with this summer. These were a ton of fun to do. It was awesome seeing how excited the kids got when I would present them with their special personalized drawings. Camp has since ended. It was a lot of fun. I'll miss the little scamps.

Anyway, enjoy the drawings...

For info on getting your own commission, check out my other blog: http://traversoriginals.blogspot.com/

Thanks for visiting!!

-Tom

2010-08-22T13:32:00.000-07:00

Some TMNT fanart...The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles were a big part of my childhood. I'm still a TMNT fan to this day and I find myself doodling the heroes on a half-shell all the time. They're a ton of fun to draw.

The above sketch is a rough for a finished piece that will be featured in my forthcoming sketchbook. The finished pencils and a full color version will be printed in the book. At this time, there is no solid release date for the book. I was hopeful to have it ready to go by summer's end but that ain't happening at this point. Hopefully it will be ready some time this fall. I will slap info about it up all over this blog, DeviantArt, Twitter, FaceBook. All the best spots for shameless self-promotion.

Thanks for visiting!!

-Tom

2010-08-20T15:39:00.000-07:00

Best Gift Ever... I turned 26 yesterday. Wow, feels weird typing that out. I really don't feel like I am that old, haha.

Anyway, my younger bro blew my mind by surprising me with the most incredibly awesome gift ever: An Eric Canete commission.

My bro asked me months and months ago what I would want if I could have one truly amazing thing and I told him I would commission Eric Canete to do his rendition of the scene from "The NeverEnding Story" where Atreyu faces off against the Gmork. I've loved the film since I was a kid and that scene was always one of my favorites even though it scared the heck out of me when I was little. It also struck me as something unique that an artist with a true vision like Eric could really have fun with. So, my bro goes behind my back and makes it happen. I was totally blown away, he spent way too much money and I don't know how I can ever follow this up once his birthday comes around, haha. For now I will just be super thankful and let him know how much I truly appreciate and cherish this awesome gift.

Eric clearly knocked this one out of the park. He went above and beyond the call of the original commission request and created an amazing piece of art. The image featured in this post is the black and white scan Eric sent us. The original is even cooler in person as you can see Eric's under drawing and all the intricacies of the line work.

Check out Eric's stuff here: http://kahnehteh.blogspot.com/

I love this piece of artwork on so many levels. It will hang close by my drawing table forever as a source of inspiration. I just had to show this off on here. Thanks again, bro!!! Thanks Eric!!

As always, thanks for visiting!

-Tom

2010-08-12T16:12:00.000-07:00

Some truly random doodles... I feel like it's been a good while since my last post...Though I've been drawing a lot, my schedule has been a bit hectic and finding time to scan stuff and post it has not been easy. Anyway, that changes right here, right now. Here are a few silly scribbles I scanned in a while ago and never got a chance to post.

In art geek news, I recently discovered the work of late, great comic artist Jorge Zaffino. What an incredible artist. There does not appear to be any one single great source for viewing his art online but there's a good blog post about him here: http://michelfiffe.com/?p=486 You can also google his name or search him on ComicArtFans.com.

Thanks for visiting and scoping the scribbles!!

-Tom

2010-07-19T17:26:00.001-07:00

Camp Sketches... I am working at a day camp this summer. One day, when the kids were getting a little out of control I offered to do some drawings for them. I figured this might capture their attention and settle them down a bit. It worked pretty well. Anyway, once I had done some doodles for the kids, every kid wanted their own special drawing. So, I made a list and banged out a bunch of drawings over the course of a few days. Most of the sketches are featured in this post. However, some were lost to the ages because I gave them out before they could be scanned. You can imagine what happens to a flimsy piece of printer paper in the hands of a six year old boy over the course of a day. These things get destroyed. I wised up to this fact and started working on the drawings at home and scanning them before handing them over to their new owners.

Anyway, here are the fruits of my labor. I hope you enjoy them as much as I did making them.

Iron Man is obviously very popular with kids these days...

Thanks for visiting!

-Tom

2010-07-16T16:59:00.000-07:00

Misc. Cleaning out the scans file on my computer...

I am making some nice progress on my art book, I can't wait to share it with everyone! Details coming soon!!

Thanks for visiting!

-Tom

2010-07-09T16:57:00.000-07:00

Doodlemania!!! A big ol' doodle dump for your enjoyment...

I am currently hard at work putting together my first artbook. I've mentioned this project periodically over the last few months. I am making it happen, it won't be forgotten and left by the wayside. I hope to have it ready by late summer. All news/details concerning the book will be posted regularly on this blog and my DeviantArt account.

Otherwise, not much else to report. I am working on various projects as always, will reveal details if/when it's appropriate.

Anyway, enjoy the doodle fest!!

Thanks for visiting!

-Tom

2010-06-27T18:18:00.000-07:00

Edward...

2010-06-24T08:32:00.000-07:00

Blackn'Blue...

2010-06-22T07:34:00.000-07:00

Randomness and The Bat... So much for my "posting one drawing at a time" idea. That might of worked if I posted more often. However, things as they are, I think I will continue to drop massive bundles of doodles upon you periodically.

Today's bundle begins with some truly random, fun doodles. The post closes out with some Batman inspired fun, two shots of Bats in costume and a portrait of Bruce Wayne.

The Batman stuff...

Artist of the moment:

Chris Bachalo: http://www.chrisbachalo.net/ One of my all time favorite comic book artists.

Thanks for dropping by!!

-Tom

2010-06-15T17:31:00.000-07:00

Animation...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2BG3GlQYmsg

The above is a link to a bit of animation I created for a summer course I am taking. The course is in 2D animation, coolest class I have ever taken.

Taught by Tom Eaton, check his stuff out: http://www.goodeaton.com/

Thanks for watching!!

-Tom

2010-06-11T11:08:00.000-07:00

Blue... I know I said in my last post that I planned on putting up just single drawings for a while...you can see how well that turned out. I figure it's been a good while since my last post and all the scribbles featured in this post are linked by at least one common element, that being the color blue, so a multiple drawing post is justified.

Anyway, I've been very busy with class, work and personal projects hence lack of posts. I am still working on my self-published art book. I have actually gotten even more ambitious and may do two books! Stay tuned for more info on the books as they get closer to being ready for publication.

Artists of the day:

Stuart Immonen:

http://www.immonen.ca/

http://www.comicartcommunity.com/gallery/categories.php?cat_id=235&sessionid=a39a75eb461e1012b5fb5eb3ea065385

Greg Capullo:

http://thegregcapullo.deviantart.com/

Thanks for visiting!

-Tom

2010-06-01T08:23:00.000-07:00

Thor... Feet, who needs 'em!? He's standing in the snow, alright? This is my tribute to Rob Liefeld.

Anyway, excuses aside, I think I am going to post single drawings only for a little while as opposed to the larger multiple sketch posts I usually do. We'll see how it goes.

Thanks for dropping by!!

-Tom

2010-05-28T12:58:00.000-07:00

The Art of Darksiders...

My art geek prayers have been answered...it looks like Udon will be releasing a new Darksiders art book!!

Here's the Amazon.com link if you want to scope it out/pre-order: http://www.amazon.com/Art-Darksiders-Vigil-Games/dp/1926778103/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1275048525&sr=8-1

I love that the title actually says "Joe Madureira Presents", hopefully this means the book will be overflowing with his development artwork for the game. No disrespect to the other super talented artists who worked on the game, I love seeing their stuff too, but Joe is just on a level all his own in my humble opinion.

There was a book released with the game itself but it really didn't contain enough of Joe's stuff to satisfy my fiendish need. I am hopeful this new book will do the trick. I have seen and own some art books by Udon and they all seem to rock pretty hard. So yeah, I'm pumped and had to blog about this, haha.

By the way, I originally heard about this through www.joemadfan.com, great website devoted to the art of Joe Madureira.

Thanks for visiting!!

-Tom

2010-05-23T18:16:00.000-07:00

InkWorks... MySpaceBarIsBroken,hahaha.

HopeYouEnjoy!

ThanksForDroppingBy!!

-Tom

2010-05-10T10:58:00.001-07:00

Frank Frazetta 1928-2010 Wow, just read some stunning news over at Peter de Seve's blog...The unparalleled Frank Frazetta has passed away.

I discovered Frazetta's work in high school and have loved it ever since. I love the way he drew, the way he painted and his specific vision and imagination. He was an incredible artist and he will live on through his works forever.

The images featured in this post are just a few of my personal favorite Frazetta works.

Here's a link to an official article regarding Frazetta's passing: http://blog.newsarama.com/2010/05/10/frank-frazetta-dead-at-82/

Thanks for visiting.

-Tom

2010-05-05T08:39:00.000-07:00

Cory Walker's Dream Warrior... 'Love this hilariously awesome character created by the amazing Cory Walker, had to do some scribbles of my own. I am sure these won't be the last.

Check out Cory's sketch a day blog here...http://corenthal.blogspot.com/ the original Dream Warrior can be seen here...http://corenthal.blogspot.com/search/label/dream%20warrior

Thanks for visiting, hope you dig the doodles!

-Tom

2010-04-30T03:50:00.000-07:00

Cleaning out the scan folder... Here's a bunch of stuff I've had scanned into my computer for a while, never got around to posting...I think, let me know if you've seen any of it before, haha.

The top image in this post is actually for a cool, quick little side project. A friend of mine asked me to design a logo for his blog. This is one of the preliminary sketches I did for him. I'll let you know when the blog is up which should hopefully feature the final design.

These are sketches I did in preparation for a piece I was working on for a Blogger/DeviantArt friend Andy AKA Checkmark. This is his original character, Omega. Mikey from TMNT got thrown in there too somehow.

These fists are studies from my George Bridgman book. I love drawing hands and wanted to gain a better understanding of their structure and how to draw them more effectively. I believe on of the fists is traced from the Bridgman book, the others are copied from his drawing.

Anyway, there's a bunch of sketch slop for your enjoyment! I am working on some cool stuff right now, as well as my sketchbook, I will post the latest news on those projects here whenever there is something worth reporting.

Thanks for visiting!

-Tom

2010-04-23T11:36:00.000-07:00

Shape Language... I recently took a portfolio development class with the awesome Sean "Cheeks" Galloway through Schoolism.com. Prior to taking the class I tried to develop a style I could use for the assignments. I figured I should gear my stuff toward animation as this is where Sean's style seems to fit best and it's a realm I really enjoy working within.

So, I wanted to come up with a specific way of representing characters. I tried to develop a basic "shape language" that I could use to build characters with a sense of solid construction and a definitive, cohesive style. The drawings featured here represent some of my explorations. I basically used spheres and cylinders to construct everything. I really enjoyed doing this and I am still refining the technique.

Hope you dig the doodles.

Thanks for visiting!!

-Tom

2010-04-17T16:05:00.000-07:00

Scatches...

Thanks for visiting!

-Tom

2010-04-09T20:30:00.000-07:00

Posties... More post-it scribbles done in between fielding phone calls at work. I definitely owe my employer a few packages of post-its. I guess I am obsessed with heads and gesture drawings, sounds about right.

Thanks as always for dropping by!

I hope to be sharing some cooler stuff soon, I know this stuff is pretty weak, haha.

-Tom

2010-03-28T07:42:00.000-07:00

Scribblets... A few random recent doodles...

I'm still working on compiling my little sketchbook/artbook. Plan is to have it done by mid to late summer...

Thanks for visiting!

-Tom

2010-03-19T17:40:00.000-07:00

Orange Pencil Fest... Just some random doodles, realized a few moments ago that I used my orange Prismacolor colored pencil on all of them, love that pencil!!

Artist of the moment:

David Finch - http://davefinchart.blogspot.com/ I've been a big fan of Mr. Finch's work for years. I really loved the stuff he did at Top Cow, particularly on Ascension. I admit to not being super into his recent Marvel work and definitely not paying as much attention to his stuff as I once did. However, I recently fell in love with his pencil work all over again on a whole new level. I think his amazing cover for Batman #700 revived my love. Check the Batman pencils here...http://dcu.blog.dccomics.com/files/2010/03/batmancoversm.jpg WOW! I was inspired to pick up one of David's new instructional dvd's which he did for the Gnomon Workshop. I am excited to check it out, hopefully I learn something. Check out all the awesome Gnomon videos here...http://www.thegnomonworkshop.com/

Thanks for visiting!

-Tom

2010-03-12T14:56:00.000-08:00

Strange ones...
Couple of totally random doodles for your enjoyment...

In other news, I just heard Pearl Jam is (are?) coming to New York in May!! Nicer weather and sweet concerts, the future looks bright!

Thanks for dropping by!

-Tom

2010-03-06T15:21:00.000-08:00

A little something real quick... Been busy but always like to try and refresh the blog at least a little. Here's a scribble of a rocket powered little tike and Leo from TMNT inspired by the NECA TMNT figures a little bit.

Thanks for scoping this stuff!! Better stuff coming soon and more frequently, hopefully.

-Tom

2010-02-20T19:56:00.000-08:00

Submitted for your approval... I have a mountain of drawings on my desk that grows thicker every day. I figured it was about time to scan in some stuff and share it.

In other news, I am putting together a book of sketches and finished pieces and will be self publishing it shortly. The material in this book will be 100% print exclusive, meaning it will never appear online. For this reason, I have been holding back a lot of pretty cool work. I am saving a lot of stuff just for the book. The book is really a personal experiment for my own enjoyment but it will certainly be available nice and cheap to anyone who is interested. I will shout the details from the rooftops as soon as the book is good to go.

Anyway, hope you dig these doodles.

Thanks for visiting!

-Tom

2010-02-14T16:35:00.000-08:00

Street Fighter... I was never any good at the games but that didn't stop me from having piles of fun playing them. I always dug the colorful cast of brawlers and for whatever reason never drew any of them up until now. It took a fellow DeviantArt member named Claire (check her work here, http://squidbunny129.deviantart.com/) requesting that I try my hand at some Street Fighter fan art to get me to sit down and draw a few of my favorites. I'll probably do more eventually but this is all I've got right now. I hope you enjoy them!

Thanks for dropping by!!

-Tom

2010-01-30T20:26:00.000-08:00

Couple o' doodles... I am currently compiling choice sketches and finishing off specialty drawings for a little sketchbook/artbook I plan on self publishing. The material in the book will be totally exclusive to the book and will not be shared online, ever. So, a lot of the good stuff I have been banging out lately is being kept under wraps. The stuff you see here isn't necessarily bad stuff by my own standards, just fun scribbles that don't quite make the cut for the book. I need to keep the blog and my DA account alive too, so can't keep everything for the sketchbook project.

Anyway, I hope you enjoy these doodles...

Do yourself a favor and dig Olivier Coipel's art for Siege #2: http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=preview&id=4324&disp=table

Thanks for dropping by!!

-Tom

2010-01-16T06:00:00.000-08:00

Eric Canete on Luke Cage mini series...

This is big news to me so I am slappin' it up here on the ol' blog. Scope this article out for details and some preview art...

http://www.newsarama.com/comics/john-arcudi-luke-cage-100115.html

I believe I have ranted and raved about Eric's work on this blog several times before so I am not going to fanboy out and gush right now. All I will say is four full comic books illustrated by Eric Canete is extremely awesome news!

-Tom

2010-01-08T14:30:00.000-08:00

Some randoms... High time for a few fresh scribbles, I would say. This is just some random fun stuff doodled between more focused "work". I hope you enjoy them.

Thanks for dropping by!!

-Tom

2010-01-03T10:41:00.001-08:00

Couple o' doodles... Just clearing out a few images I had scanned in toward the end of 2009, some way earlier than that too. I am using a new scanner/computer setup and need to figure out how to resize images before sharing, so I have a ton of new art I want to post but need to figure out the technical difficulties first. So, until then, here are some oldies...

Thanks for dropping by!!

-Tom

2009-12-26T10:42:00.000-08:00

Some inspirado for the new year... Christmas 2009 was wonderful, I hope everyone who stumbles by this blog can say the same for their day. Christmas Eve at my Aunt's house, Christmas morning at home, church, and spending the evening at my grandparents with family was all amazing and went by far too quickly. What I am left with are bright memories and some excellent gifts!! I was sitting around enjoying the day off after the holiday and felt inspired to write a bit about a few of the art books I received as presents this year...

The image at the very top of this post is the cover to the new book on world famous illustrator/character designer Peter de Seve. The book is called "A Sketchy Past: The Art of Peter de Seve". I have been anxiously awaiting the publication of this book since it was announced some time ago. Peter de Seve is one of my all time favorites and I have felt for a long time that a comprehensive book focusing on his work was long overdue. I'm so glad this book exists! The book is outstanding. The production quality, selection of work featured and the accompanying text are excellent. If you're a fan of de Seve's work I am sure you already own this book or are planning on picking up a copy soon. If you are unfamiliar with the artist's work this is a great introduction, though it's not cheap so you might want to explore his work online before opting to buy. Check out Peter de Seve's work here, http://www.peterdeseve.com/ the book is available through Stuart Ng books at http://www.stuartngbooks.com/ and will be available at a discount through amazon.com eventually. This book is so inspiring, just makes you want to draw all day!

My brother surprised me this year with the book pictured above, The Hobbit An Illustrated Edition featuring artwork from the Rankin/Bass production of The Hobbit by JRR Tolkien! I grew up watching the Rankin/Bass film and still love it to this day. I always loved the art style used by the animators on this film but never really looked into discovering who was behind it until recently. There isn't a whole lot of information out there and even less actual artwork but a great collection of stuff can be found in this particular edition of The Hobbit. The books uses concept illustrations, storyboards and actual stills from the Rankin/Bass film to illustrate Tolkien's text. There is some really wonderful, unique fantasy illustration in this book. Unfortunately, none of the individual artists appear to be credited so I won't be able to track them down and look deeper into their work. I am thankful this book is around though, it's great to see this artwork, uncredited as it may be. If you're a fan of the film, or just interested in a very cool illustrated edition of The Hobbit, try to track down a copy of this!!

Above is the Celebrating Peanuts: 60 Years hardcover. This was another total surprise that I was not expecting. I haven't had a lot of time to sit down and go through this book carefully but from what I have seen it is awesome. The production quality is outstanding, both black and white daily strips and full color Sunday strips are reproduced beautifully on large glossy pages. I love the Peanuts strips so this is a very welcome bulky addition to my already way too large library.

Stephen Silver's Passion for Life is an awesome book that will make you want to draw your butt off as soon as you put it down. Stephen Silver is a leading character designer and one heck of an artist. This book features his figure drawings done from life. It's a nice thick hardcover brimming over with Stephen's energetic, style drenched drawings. Inspiring and educational for artists and fans of art and drawing! It is available on amazon.com and probably direct from Stephen himself through his website...www.silvertoons.com

The last book I'll talk about is Kevin Eastman's TMNT Artobiography. This book has been around for a while but I just got into the whole TMNT thing in a big way recently so I am just checking this out now for the first time. I grew up loving the Turtles and recently for whatever combination of reasons my fandom has returned. I have been exploring the origins of the Turtles franchise and in particular the original comics by Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird. This book features a lot of very cool material from the production of those comics among many other things. It's cool to see all this material and get a glimpse of the creative process behind the TMNT. I am psyched to look through the book more thoroughly in the days to come.

I also should mention that I am typing up this post from the new laptop computer my bro surprised me with this year...yeah he went a little over the top but he insists I earned it somehow, haha. Either way I am incredibly thankful. Christmas was great, and of course is about so much more than these gifts but this is my art blog so this is the kind of stuff I want to talk about on here. These books provide me with copious amounts of inspiration and keep me drawing and creating. I am excited for 2010 and I have a lot of cool creative things planned which I will be sharing her on this blog for sure.

Thanks as always for dropping by!! I hope everyone who celebrated had a great holiday and will have a happy and safe New Years celebration and an awesome 2010!!

-Tom

2009-12-24T19:04:00.001-08:00

Merry Christmas!!

-Tom

2009-12-18T05:02:00.001-08:00

Pocket sized heroes... One of my all time favorite artists, Mr. Sean Cheeks Galloway, recently started posting up a series of drawings of super cute, super cool miniature heroes. Scope his renditions here, www.gotcheeks.blogspot.com

So, I was super inspired and scribbled out a bunch of mini heroes for myself. These are two that I thought were worth posting. I have more and will probably doodle out more on top of that, I'll post whatever turns out cool.

Thanks for visiting!!

-Tom

2009-12-18T04:58:00.000-08:00

Some stuff... Above is a little preview of the interior of this year's Bontebok Design Christmas Card. If you want one, e-mail me.

The rest of these are totally random doodles...

Thanks for dropping by!!

-Tom

2009-12-15T07:20:00.001-08:00

Skottie Young's Bernard the World Destroyer...I loves me some Skottie Young art and he's been doing a really cool little daily drawing series featuring a new original character of his called, Bernard the World Destroyer. Check Skottie's work, including Bernard, out here: www.skottieyoung.com

I've really been digging the drawing series and felt inspired to scribble out some fan art. I realize now that I drew Bernard basically from the same angle in every shot, how lame and boring. I'll have to do some more!

Thanks for stopping by!!

-Tom

2009-12-06T09:33:00.000-08:00

A few randoms... Been real busy with work, school, and art projects. Here are a few doodles I have squeezed in some time for over the last couple of weeks.

I should have some fun Christmas art to share soon!!

Thanks for dropping by!!

2009-11-27T12:48:00.000-08:00

Work doodles... Hope everybody had a great holiday! Anyway, I wanted to clear out the Thanksgiving stuff ASAP because I know if I let it sit it will sit for a while. So, it was a really slow day at work today so I did a ton of doodles. I figured I'd share them here because they're kind of fun and honestly they were on hand and easy to scan in quick.

The top image in this post is from a few weeks ago, it was done at work as well.

Hope ya dig 'em.

Thanks for dropping by!!

-Tom

2009-11-25T21:37:00.000-08:00

Some Leyendecker to help the Thanksgiving spirit... Had to post some JC Leyendecker Thanksgiving images.

Again, Happy Thanksgiving!!

-Tom

2009-11-25T17:36:00.001-08:00

Happy Thanksgiving!! Ah, Thanksgiving, a wonderful holiday. Loved ones are near, glorious foods are consumed in glorious amounts, and I have an excuse to draw goofy looking turkeys.

Have a happy and safe one!

Thanks for dropping by!!

-Tom

2009-11-20T16:57:00.000-08:00

A little somethin'... Been pretty busy with school, schoolism, and work. I've been drawing my butt off but haven't had time to scan anything in so I am scraping the bottom of the barrel here. I've got plenty of sketches and some fun finished project related stuff piling up that I'll share here soon as I get around to scanning. Anyway, I hope you enjoy these meager offerings for now...

Thanks for dropping by!!

-Tom

2009-11-15T11:57:00.000-08:00

Earthworms and Aliens... Here are some sketches I did during my Saturday shift at work. Top sketch is of the great Earthworm Jim, one of my favorites videogame characters. I've got some stories in mind for the dude featured in the bottom two sketches. I'll keep you posted with the results.

Portfolio class with Cheeks Galloway started today. I took the plunge and signed up for his online course through Schoolism.com. Maybe I'll post some of the work I do for the class on here too, if it isn't too craptacular. Check schoolism out if you're an aspiring artist, it's an awesome place, www.schoolism.com.

Thanks for visiting!

-Tom

2009-11-07T18:20:00.000-08:00

SketchyTees shop updated!!

Hey everybody, just wanted to drop a line and put the word out that I recently updated my cafepress shop, SketchyTees. I slapped some new original art on all kinds of odd items from wall clocks to t-shirts. Decorate yourself and your home with one of a kind designs!

All images are high res so they will reproduce beatifully on all products.

Check out the shop: http://www.cafepress.com/SketchyTees

There's a link on the right hand side of the blog too. Let me know what you think of this stuff, let me know what you would like to see if it is not there already. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks for looking, have a great weekend!
-Tom

2009-11-06T13:20:00.000-08:00

Couple of randoms... Figured I needed to slap something new up on here. Here are a few random doodles I had scanned in recently. I hope you enjoy them.

Thanks for visiting!

-Tom

2009-11-04T06:39:00.000-08:00

Robert Armetta Workshop

I participated in an incredible figure drawing workshop with classical realist Robert Armetta yesterday. Robert is an amazingly talented and knowledgeable artist. He is also an excellent teacher. Robert works in a style quite distant from my own that on first glance made me feel like I shouldn't even bother drawing or painting anymore, haha. Then Robert began to teach the group and he was so extremely approachable, informative and encouraging that I had a blast and felt confident in my work. He had nice things to say about my drawing and offered excellent advice on improving it. I may try and get into one of his classes here on Long Island, have to check the price and schedule. It is invaluable to have one on one access to a teacher this talented and knowledgeable, you can improve by quantum leaps and bounds under such direction. This workshop definitely awoke an interest in me in exploring more classical fine art approaches to drawing and painting.

Thank you for an awesome experience Mr. Armetta! Big thanks to my high school art teacher Mr. Sansone for inviting me to and making this awesome workshop happen!

Check out Robert's work here: http://www.robertarmetta.com/

I would like to post my drawing from the workshop but it is freakin' huge, doesn't fit on my scanner. More of my whimsical, totally non-classical doodles to come!

Thanks for visiting!
-Tom

2009-10-30T08:08:00.000-07:00

Happy Halloween!! I know it's a day early but I don't think I'll have time to post anything tomorrow. Here are some sketches and scribbles I did in the spirit of this wonderful, spooky holiday. Hope you dig 'em!!

Thanks for dropping by! Have a happy and safe Halloween!!

-Tom