Some sights from traveling.
(That is Patrick, the Australian Heeler)
I got chased by pigs.
Friday, September 3, 2010
Dog on Porch and Pigs
Some sights from traveling.
(That is Patrick, the Australian Heeler)
I got chased by pigs.
Monday, August 2, 2010
Firework pics and flying object
Belated 4th of July firework photos...
And here's four balloons and some kind of unidentified flying object that showed up. (I noticed it when I was reviewing the picture, later.)
And that's this week's update! As a note, I will be traveling the next few weeks and may not update this blog during then.
And here's four balloons and some kind of unidentified flying object that showed up. (I noticed it when I was reviewing the picture, later.)
And that's this week's update! As a note, I will be traveling the next few weeks and may not update this blog during then.
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Boston, Shadow-Sketchers and Friday Night Noodles
Boston from across the bay.
Below --- scenes from Boston nights.
(Man chalking the shadow of a bicycle)
Friday night sights in Allston.Sunday, July 18, 2010
Durian comic preview
Above is the first page of an upcoming comic about eating durian, set to be published in Inbound 5 (food theme).
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
Sunday, June 27, 2010
Leaf Butterfly
Leaf butterfly outside my apartment, one morning.
(I'm not sure what this butterfly is specifically called.)
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Watercolors at MIT and "Consent" film (I worked on) showing in NYC
Some of my watercolors and comics are on display at MIT's Infinite Corridoor this summer, including the large cover illustration for the recent "Mark and the Gillys". You can see the display by going to the main entrace of MIT (77 Massachusetts Ave) and walking into the long corridoor. The display will shortly be on the left.
Also, if you are in NYC Wednesday night - "Consent" will be playing at VisionFest (Tribeca Cinemas). I was an art department production assistant on this film, three years ago, when I graduated as a film major and went to NYC. I was living out of a backpack in Manhattan and working on film sets... interesting times....
http://www.visionfest.com/film_festival/films/2010/
If you watch the trailer -- see that medicine cabinet? (0:58 - 1:01 ish.) That was all me and Adrianna G. (art director) remodeling the same cabinet for the separate shots, and rearranging the stuff in there. Also that gravestone (1:34), that's us; we didn't buy a gravestone, though, we just added things to someone else's gravestone.
Also, 0:33 to 0:38... that dramatic circling effect is what I allude to in the cartoons "Movie watching part 1 and 2"
That clip actually does the effect more subtly then "Forbidden Kingdom," which is what I was making fun of. Regardless, watching a crew shoot this kind of scene looks pretty wacky (something about the camera whirling around and around) and I have never quite been able to watch a "dramatically circling shot" in a movie without thinking of how silly the set-up must have looked.
(Actually, on the whole, I was not able to really watch movies for a while after film school and working on sets. It is only now that I can finally watch general mainstream movies and somewhat enjoy myself.)
Also, if you are in NYC Wednesday night - "Consent" will be playing at VisionFest (Tribeca Cinemas). I was an art department production assistant on this film, three years ago, when I graduated as a film major and went to NYC. I was living out of a backpack in Manhattan and working on film sets... interesting times....
CONSENT NYC Premiere at VisionFest:
Date: Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Time: 7:30PM
Place: Tribeca Cinemas (54 Varick Street, one block below Canal Street on the corner of Laight Street)
Festival Site: www.visionfest.com
If you watch the trailer -- see that medicine cabinet? (0:58 - 1:01 ish.) That was all me and Adrianna G. (art director) remodeling the same cabinet for the separate shots, and rearranging the stuff in there. Also that gravestone (1:34), that's us; we didn't buy a gravestone, though, we just added things to someone else's gravestone.
Also, 0:33 to 0:38... that dramatic circling effect is what I allude to in the cartoons "Movie watching part 1 and 2"
That clip actually does the effect more subtly then "Forbidden Kingdom," which is what I was making fun of. Regardless, watching a crew shoot this kind of scene looks pretty wacky (something about the camera whirling around and around) and I have never quite been able to watch a "dramatically circling shot" in a movie without thinking of how silly the set-up must have looked.
(Actually, on the whole, I was not able to really watch movies for a while after film school and working on sets. It is only now that I can finally watch general mainstream movies and somewhat enjoy myself.)
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