About Face

An example for Art Class on bilateral symmetry using a folded piece of colored paper and scissors. It's a face.

A horribly androgynous face.

Listen Bud, He's Got Radioactive Blood

I thought "Amazing Spider-Man 2" was pretty much not amazing and in fact actually terrible, but Spider-Man is still a cool looking character who's fun to draw, so there you go.

It's a pencil drawing on grey paper with a bit of white Prismacolor that I then scanned and colored up in Photoshop.

Chasing the Dragon

A group project we did at school where each person made a section of a long dragon with squares of cardboard and some tempera paint. These were mine. Not the best thing I've ever done, but for whipped off on cardboard with kids paints in about 25 minutes I think it looks okay.

Yarr! Image Piracy

I'm a real stickler for copyright when it comes to what I'll allow in student work, so when one student really really wanted to use an illustration of a anthropomorphized spraycan in their project I made them one and told them that unlike the ones they had found online this one they had permission from the creator to use.

Also, not to brag, but I think it turned out better than and quite distinct from the one they liked from online.

Incidentally if you happen to find this image online and want to use it I probably can't stop you, but know that there is a 14 year old boy out there who thinks that this image is "killin' it" and thinks he's the only one who has been given the right to use it.

Collins

A sticky note to myself not to forget my Collins Writing Folder update.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FiARsQSlzDc

Napoleon Complex

I doodled Napoleon on the board, thought he looked pretty good, then realized I had no real purpose for having him up there, and promptly erased him. Ce la vie. 

Yoda One for Me

May the Fourth Be With You!