Few Remains new look

Few Remain has a new logo and splash page! You can now join our list of survivors and follow our development on our next game. www.fewremain.com

Pacific Rim

So my older brother talked me into doing a design your own Jaeger contest that IGN was having for the release of Guillermo del Toro's Pacific Rim. I know the contest is for a Jaeger (robot) design but I couldn't help making a Kaiju (monster) too. You can find the other entries here http://microsites.ign.com/pacificrim/

This particular Jaeger is known as Forge and it delivers one hot punch! 

Proof of concept

Trying to feel out how our next game will look. It's going to be a side scroller with simple 3D environments and 2D animation. The top image is how it might look in game and bottom being how I plan to set everything up. 

Lines

Some lines for a new personal piece. 

Join the Herd!

Finally Herd of Heroes is finished and out there for all your favorite mobile devices! If you didn't know Herd of Heroes is a mobile game that my brother and I have been working on for nearly eight months  for Smith's Dairy. We're super excited to finally be sharing this with you and hope you enjoy playing it as much as we enjoyed creating it.

You can find it in the iTunes store, Amazon store and Google play store. 

www.herdofheroes.com   www.facebook.com/herdofheroes

Can be found with these links as well.

here are some in-game screenshots 

Spoiler Alert!

Beyond this point I have posted some final artwork along with preliminary concepts of the game that may spoil some surprises.

humble beginnings 

 final homescreen 

 fully unlocked level selection map 

Heroes!

final heroes vectored in illustrator

first concept of the herd (face palm)

second pass on Hooved Justice   

Sprites 

all animation was done in flash     

some hero sprites

saw bot sprite sheet

25 pieces of flare

Dr. Fizz

Dr. Fizz is the herds nemesis and the reason your journey begins.

You can clearly see his progression from his initial concept on the top to his final on the bottom.

Also if you don't play our game then your no longer my friend :p

Dusting off the paints

16x20 oil on board

So I haven't touched my oil paints since college but when my uncle asked me to paint a portrait of a recently deceased colleague of his I couldn't say no. I have never thought of myself as a painter but I think this might of rekindled my interest in painting. Hopefully I'll be posting more traditional work in the future.

Gamer Boy

This is the product of an idea that my brother and I were throwing around. Basically a young hero covered in video game nostalgia.

Had fun redesigning the classic "winners don't use drugs" logo.

CTN, Spectrum, Imac

I should've posted these a couple of weeks ago when I got back but I've been crazy busy on finishing me and my brothers mobile game Herd of Heroes and I've had the flu. I took some time off to travel to Burbank California with some friends to attend the Creative Talent Network Expo ( CTN). I had such a great time! hanging out with old friends and making new ones not to mention so much amazing art!

Some sketches while waiting for Glen Keane to give his awesome lecture.

side note: josh (bottom left) isn't creepy he was just drawing me at the same time lol.

 To say the least I was sad to leave but this gold slice of awesome was waiting for me in the mail when I returned home.

 Again it was a great privilege to be included amongst so many talented artists in such a beautiful publication. I have to hand it to Cathy and Arnie Fenner at Underwood Books for another great Spectrum. You can find my piece on page 240. 

I HAVE THE POWER!

Just got my new Imac, I'm so excited to put this guy to work!

I'll hopefully have some finished artwork to show next time :P

Mars Needs Milk update

I finished these forever ago but forgot to post them. 

Hope you like! :)

At the Edge

What a phenomenal show! A couple friends and I journeyed eight hours to The Allentown Art Museum for the "At the Edge" gallery. One of my professors in college said that if you didn't lick a painting you didn't see it (crazy I know), I didn't lick any paintings but just being in the same room as a Leyendecker and contemporaries like Gurney and Giancola was beyond words and taste. 

A couple studies of my favorite pieces, the Leyendecker got its own page :)

 The museum had a very nice permanent gallery as well, a Sargent was hiding in the shadows!

After driving through a rain storm for eight hours the day before, I was ready!