timmy

Timmy Turner, S16mm film frame.  I think this was his first time back in the tropics after getting a large portion of his skull replaced with an artificial one.  

triangulation

I'm going to put this wave design on a t-shirt.  It will be inverted though, light blue ink on a dark blue shirt I'm  thinking.  Going to rework the logo design though, I rushed through that.  This one is all gouache.

pink & blue

Sketched this one up with pen and highlighters.  It glows a bit more in real life.  After I started sketching this one I started to think of old Vision Gator decks of the 80's.  So that's a bit of the inspiration on this design.  My first proper deck was a used Gator, complete with neon tail guard, nose guard, and rails.  The board was way too big for me at the time, and too heavy too.  I could barely ollie on it.  I skated it for a long time though, and I still loved it.  I've always loved the graphics on those boards.  The board came with Hosoi Rockets wheels, and I still use those wheels today for skating bowls occasionally. 

is that a space shuttle in that wave?

Here's a recent sketch of a new poster design for the film.  I'd like to make a series of main posters for the film based on this idea of civilization as a wave.  Out of the batch of 50 original posters, there's only five left, so it's about time to make a second series.  This is what it's going to look like, though I'll likely stretch it out more vertically.  

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hardkor duroy

Having a bit of fun in my sketchbook with the Korduroy logo.  www.korduroy.tv

And I have no idea why this happened, but all the links are now at the bottom of this page on the right.  Scroll down!

darmaputra tonjo

Tonjo, S16mm film frames, shot with my Bolex.