Here’s an interior illustration for the Oidipus story line - credit also goes to Cristy for the typography and Andy for the writting - thanks again guys.

There were actually 5 illustrations as part of the last project involving the crab people. Three out of five turned out nice. Here are the last two good ones. For the first, we have the massive monolithic government area/market where i got to experiment with laying down a perspective grid courtesy of illustrator. Turned out to have its own set of problems but was interesting to attempt. The next one i had the lowest expectations for from the initial sketch but ended up turning into one of my favorites. It depicts the crab people riding inside their Jelly fish ‘vehicles’ harvesting their food source of ocean kelp, which hovers slightly above the surface of the water.

Thus begins the portfolio piece marathon. Here’s the dock area for the crab people who ride inside the jellyfish. This is all going to tie into the overarching universe of the Skywhales which is being tied into several projects at school.

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Here’s all the character designs for the two children’s books. First we have roughs for Simon Boy Wizard in the cave of the Lobster Dragon along with the final renderings. This includes the previously two mentioned characters with touch ups and the fearless Beaver-Woman sidekick, Judith (Who’s actual name is unpronounceable beaver language). Next there’s the two designs Oedipus and the Sphinx. Tried to do something different with the sphinx by making it more lion-like and having a tattoo/colored hair of wings as opposed to actual wings on her back.

Not much to say here - just some character designs for Simon Boy Wizard and the cave of the lobster dragon - I’ll have to see if I have time to do up a character study of his anthropomorphic-she-beaver-side kick… Otherwise - there’s still two more on the way regardless.

I’m quite proud of this guy - He went through lots of revisions then was inked digitally and colored in 2 hours. Kind of a record.


Here’s the final revision of Simon Boy Wizard.