Journal
Process notes, updates, and custom MDX posts.
Painting LeftoversDug these up from the archive and thought I'd share a few Procreations.
Dos Alas Studios GIFsAnimated a few gifs for our website's sections — for an arts education program for neurodivergent folx.
When Russian art itches the brush…Studying Russian painting technique and theory, inspired by how much Disco Elysium changed the way I think about painting.
7aX JinglePracticing After Effects expressions while developing a strange abstract series of glyphs inspired by graffiti lettering.
El CipitioDuring my tenure with Walo: A Central American Odyssey, I was spoiled with a lot of new folktales I had no prior knowledge of — this week, El Cipitio.
La CeguaIn the tradition of folklore and myth, an illustration for one of my favorite Central American folklore creatures: La Cegua.
RiddickulaGot inspired by some horror Gameboy reviews and decided to make a little mock up game of my own.
A Sneeze Upon A PaletteA surreal illustrated poetry book drawn by me and my long time collaborator Joe Romero, from 2019.
Some more roughs...Been back at animating some more sequences for another music video.
Paiz AnimationAnother animation of an angry Cuban.
Tucker AnimationBeen a while since we animated… what better fella to cartoon to life than Tucker Toon?
Card Game Mock Ups IISome new additional designs for the card game a collaborator and I are testing out.
Grandmas' Room #1Using animated sprites to make room transitions paid off after a few experiments in sound design and dread.
Card Game Mock UpsA collaboration series of mock up designs for a card game prototype, finding the balance of occultic eerie, and cartoony.
Grandma's RoomWanted to maintain the zine aesthetic for our concept whilst coming up with interesting ways to invent an interactive room.
Dialog BoxesWorking on the demo for the last few days has been a bit of a wreck with programming back and forth, but I learned quite a lot about dialog boxes.
Tik Tok Men - Luke Warm (Music Video)“Now begin in the middle, and later learn the beginning; the end will take care of itself.” — Harlan Ellison