Not that anyone asked, but Imma tell you anyways! This is what I’m working this month (In case next time you see me and are wondering why I look so pale and bloodshot): Concept Art for Uranium – I’ve been working with director Brianne…
For a story about a Boy and his Monster… The monster! The character of Samson (named after his size and long dreads) was one of the first elements I began working on, and while I’ve had a very solid concept of who he…
For a story about a Boy and his Monster: The grappling hook already described HERE has been getting some more in-depth treatment as a set piece, for a scene where the Boy sneaks aboard the mysterious alien ship… But first, a quick recap:…
For a story about a boy and his monster: The hero ship, the Mazinkert, has been giving me some grief for a while now; maybe because I want it to be super awesome and everything I ever dreamed of — like when you design…
For a story about a boy and his monster… The Mazinkert, the ageing cargo starship carrying the Raven and his fellow refugees from their wrecked home to the safety of the nearby world Benn, comes under attack by a mysterious predator. This ‘Mysteryship’ latches…
In my last post, I explained the beginning of the design process for the Mysteryship. After brainstorming the designs I came up with these four contenders: Original – This design (based on the thumbnail sketches you can see in the top-right of the image) influenced…
Time for more *swoooosh!* *pewpew!* *kabaaam!* That’s right, there’s no point having a ship for the heroes unless there is some badass alien chasing them around the cosmos in his own badass spaceship with *pewpew!* In our story, too, the Mazinkert finds itself under…
Frames creaking and groaning with each labored thrust of her rockets, the Mazinkert bears her cargo of refugees across the stars, fleeing from a devastating attack on their homeworld. Among them is ten-year-old Raven; exhausted, confused … and unable to shake the feeling that that hulking, dreadlocked…