
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Urban Meyer Quick Sketch

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caricature,
digital,
painting,
sports,
watercolor
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Frank Drebin

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caricature,
digital,
entertainment,
humor,
movies,
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Sunday, October 17, 2010
Wayne Rooney Quick Sketch

Friday, July 16, 2010
On Display at Starbucks in Jacksonville





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acrylic,
caricature,
children,
illustration,
narrative
Thursday, July 8, 2010
Orlando Weekly Cover


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caricature,
digital,
editorial,
illustration,
politics
Sunday, July 4, 2010
Happy Fourth of July 2010

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acrylic. history,
caricature,
illustration,
sketch
Monday, June 28, 2010
Palette Preview
Thursday, June 17, 2010
Pensacola Independent News Cover

Saturday, May 22, 2010
On Display at the Taipei MRT

More photos to come later hopefully...
Sunday, May 16, 2010
Survivor Russell's Hat Is On Fire

While watching tonight's Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains finale I sketched this image of the infamous Russell, who in my opinion is one of the more entertaining for tv contestants they've put on the show. Every Survivor finale tribal council sore losers are in full force, taking their moment on the stand often to berate those who outsmarted them with lots of overly dramatic and patronizing statements (ex. Sue "dying of thirst" monologue, Marcus's "winning at life, that is" laugher, Corinne's "crying over dead pops" speech, etc.) I like to think that the producers purposely direct them to be more confrontational then they might normally be to make for good tv, but Russell had some great moments this season that genuinely must've eaten away at the ego of beaten contestants.
Is Sandra the "best ever" as she proclaimed? Not by a long shot. Going two for two certainly seems like a statistical argument, but let's be real here there's so many styles of play and unpredictable factors in Survivor it is impossible to call one out as the best. It's like saying one guy is the BEST ever at blackjack.
Russell is justified in being peeved by the format of the show...but the show is also designed so weasels like Russell don't win, and that's a good thing too. This is just another instance where a coattail rider rode to the end and then was voted winner basically for being the one who didn't outsmart the jury and make them look like fools on national television. CBS knowing that Sandra was the winner would've edited more Sandra footage to justify her being a winning player, but the fact that they didn't include much must indicate that they didn't have any to work with to begin with. I guess the whole laying low thing is considered a "strategy" too technically, but that's a pretty loose term in this case and an insult to players like Parvati, Boston Rob, JT, and Russell who take the term "strategy" to different levels. If anyone of these final three, Parv was the most deserving to win.
It was a slightly anti-climactic ending to otherwise probably the most entertaining season of Survivor ever!
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caricature,
digital,
entertainment,
humor,
sketch
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Animal House Midnight Movie Poster

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digital,
entertainment,
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illustration,
movies
Monday, April 19, 2010
Taipei Subway (MRT) Poster Contest

Having been born in Taipei, Taiwan it's fun to be able to now have my art go on display there.
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animals,
caricature,
digital,
illustration,
poster
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
2010 Final Four

Acrylic with charcoal pencil.
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acrylic,
caricature,
humor,
illustration,
sports
Saturday, March 27, 2010
Thursday, March 25, 2010
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Parvati's Manipulative Smile

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digital,
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illustration
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Vancouver 2010 Sketches

A 10 minute digital sketch. Evan Lysacek, Evgeni Plushenko, and Johnny Weir.
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caricature,
digital,
humor,
illustration,
sketch,
sports
Boston Rob Spaces Out for a Moment


Quick sketch...digital.
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digital,
entertainment,
illustration,
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Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Lane Kiffin Napalms Tennessee

"Let's face it: For all Kiffin's talk about leaving Tennessee in better shape than he found it, the reality is that he absolutely napalmed the place.
At last count, he had one more win at Tennessee than he did secondary violations, and he left behind an NCAA cloud that's still hovering."
At least the other so-called traitors to their players such as Rich Rodriguez or Brian Kelly actually improved their programs before skipping out of town on the greenback. And now what's this about Kiffin wrecking the Lexus leased to him by the University? This has to get the all-time award for most unintentional yet accurate use of symbolism ever to describe a coaching tenure.
All I'm hoping for out of this is a Tennessee-USC bowl game matchup or something next year. Now THAT would be entertaining.
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