
A frog giving a lady bug a lift through the swamp. I think the bug would be enjoying the ride.

I found this place called: papercritters.com. You can design your own paper toy and print it out. The program is pretty easy to use and once you're done, post it for others to see. Feel free to print out the toy I design above or go to their site and make your own.
Looks like the Lord of the Rings masterpieces 2 cards are out. I did about 100 sketch cards for them. In their ad, they used my Legolas card (it's the one under the Gollum card on the left). It's pretty light... hmm, next time I'll use a darker pencil.
Another quick Death Note fan art. This is Ryuk, a shinigami that hangs out with whoever have his death note book. FYI...He really likes apple.
Check out these 10 fancy home theaters. Some are a little too geeky... even for me! The Titanic theme set up (above) is the one I liked best.
There's a neat gallery show at the BLVD Gallery starting Dec 14th from 6 to 10pm. A lot of my art pals are in it. Each artists worked on a "GOOD" picture and a "EVIL" picture. If you are in the area, please stop by and check it out!
Atomic Lead #2 is now available at Sucker Punch online store! 
Here's the penciled splash page I did for my comic pal Jason Martin. The book is called...."SUPER REAL VS THE MOVIE INDUSTRY". I'm just one of many artists that pitched in on this book. It's going to be neat to see how everything link together.
I went out to Bad Girls Antiques (in North Bend, WA) and got this old school comic stand. I remember checking out Spiderman or the JLA in the grocery store on this type of comic rack... and all the comic cost only 25 cents. For a buck you can pick up couple of comics and a pop. The rest of the day was all about going on a fantastic adventure with you favorite super hero. Well, I probably showing my age but those were the "good old days". The store always fill up the rack with whatever comics were shipped to them. So you would get a mix bag of comics everytime. It was so neat to discover new titles... but if you are collecting a specific book.... then you're out of luck. Anyway, back to the comic stand...
As you can see here, these are the bearings that rotate the rack. It's a bit rusty and squeaks... but a little WD-40 should fix that. I probably do a more deep cleaning with a tooth brush a little later.
The top sign is the biggest problem. The rust got into the white area and I'm not sure how to get the it out. Anything I do to rust will remove the white paint too. The good new is the lettering is uneffected so the text stands out really well. I'm looking forward to finish clearning it out and filling with comics. A little piece of childhood just came back home. :) 