Heiress

Kazan

Some concepts from way back in 2004. Dutch entertainment producer Telescreen BV asked me to put together images for an animated children's television show based on a series of adventure books by James Oliver Curwood.

APB Cinematics Art

In spring of 2008 I moved to Scotland to lead the cinematics team for Realtime Worlds' upcoming MMO APB. Ultimately they opted out of using cinematic sequences to flesh out the sandbox-style world, but here's some of the artwork I produced for the cinematics style bible.

Honey Stills

Some stills from my first animated short, Honey. I'll try to put some video up before too long; in the meantime these will hopefully satisfy. I won't venture into the cliched territory of how strange it is to look back on old work, but maybe just say that looking at these images is like slipping on an old t-shirt, threadbare and perfect in its comfortable decay.

"A Scanner Darkly" Posters

Unused poster artwork. I did a couple of these, but this is my favorite.

The Cannes Film Festival version of the poster. Interestingly, this image is not actually from the film; although I eventually animated the scene this represents, the artwork was a still I did during the first week or so I was on the project. The film version is greatly simplified.

The final "Bob Arctor" teaser poster. Not having to animate this image meant that I could be more detailed and really design the sculpt of his face without worrying about how it would move. I spent over a year drawing Keanu Reeves (almost exclusively) but at production's end this was one of the last images I drew of him, and it's the one I'm happiest with.