Cats Don't Leap

Here is a quick sketch of the episode of "Quantum Leap" where Scott Bakula leaps into the cartoon cat and has to help all of the animals become movie stars.

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...or was that "Cats Don't Dance"? I'm always getting them mixed up.

Always Two There Are

I decided that the Jedi master I drew a while back needed an apprentice. 

The Georgia Tree Griffin

Here's some Florian Satzinger inspired character design.

Meet the Tree Griffin. Indigenous to the area of Savannah, Georgia and beloved mythical creature of young and old alike.

But not middle aged... They hate tree griffins.

Oooh look! There's one!

Little Known Fact: Tree griffins can run at a speed of 15 miles per hour. They can also bite your entire face off in under 3 seconds.

Standing Out

More Photoshop brushwork.

Here's a little tree that decided not to sell out and freeze like all the other trees did.

Way to fight the power, little tree. Way to fight the power.

Brian Regan T-Shirts

I was recently able to see comedian Brian Regan perform live... and it was AWESOME! So awesome that I decided to design t-shirts for some of his jokes.

If you've never heard of Brian Regan, then you NEED to check him out. He's hilarious. And besides, these shirts will make ZERO sense otherwise. 

The Mighty Mighty Magnum

Here's another homemade Christmas gift we did. This one for my friend, and die hard Magnum P.I. fan, Jim.

Some of the paint may look a little bumpy, but considering this is handpainted and not airbrushed, I'm very much pleased.

Respect the 'stache!

Underwater Base

Here's a very Star Wars inspired planet I drew in photoshop. I thought it would be cool to see an entire planet covered in giant underwater kelp forests.

The sole inhabitants of this planet are manatees and giraffes (Let Me Finish)... that can swim.

There are also space pirates with laser guns. Enjoy.

Mural of Endor

This was a Christmas present my wife and I made for my brother.

Dogs Playing Golf

Here's something I did a while back and thought I'd go ahead and post it.

Hopefully, it's interpretable without word bubbles, but if not, the "joke" is that the first golfer complains about how high the hills are, the second complains about how deep the trenches are, and then the third points out how it doesn't really matter because they are all right next to the hole.

Ha HAAAAAA! Sports!