Let the Bullets Fly

This one's for the Chinese film, Let the Bullets Fly. Check it out! A bandit and his crew pose as a governor and his assistants to take a town run by mobsters for all it's worth. Actually that's a shite description, but I believe people should see this movie and thus do not wish to spoil it. Also, I was okay with how this one was going and then hit a road block with the type. But it's not like I'm being paid to do this lol. (I wish I was  T_T )

How to Steal a Million

This week's poster is for the Audrey Hepburn and Peter O'Toole Movie "How to Steal a Million", in which Audrey is an art forger's daughter who get's Peter O'Toole's thieving expertise to help her steal one of her father's forgeries back from a museum. It's a fun one. Watch it.

Henry Cavill

Okay, so now we have something to date how far back this material goes. I went through a Henry Cavill phase (does one ever really leave a Henry Cavill phase?) when Man of Steel was released. Miffed that I got his face shaped screwed up, but glad of the way I handled his facial hair (I suck at facial hair somehow).

Patch Designs

I wanted some patches for the Anti-Megalosaurus Force (from Godzilla franchise) and a prep-school version of the X-men school logo. Actually embroidered these. Will update later with actual pics of finished patches.

Here's one for the Legion of Doom. Did not embroider one for this.

Bruce Campbell Sketch

It's a younger one.

Beasts of the Southern Wild post

So, few weeks back, Bitch (a Portland based magazine), gave me an illustration gig where I had to draw a short reaction comic to the film, Beasts of the Southern Wild. I know there has been some good points made that criticize it (link!), but I made this comic in the spirit of innocent fun (and maybe because I couldn't imagine myself trying to make something that was serious in its content, if that makes sense--admittedly, sometimes I can't bear to see a world that isn't sunshine and lollipops). It's a tribute to how tough the young heroine of the story had to be, and it references different scenes in the movie. 

(link to actual post on Bitch's blog)

Gift Illustration from Xmas 2012, part 3

It's Robocop now! Also available on Society6. This wraps up the series of illustrations I made this past Christmas for my dear ones.