Es Tevi Milu.

Just a quick drawing of Andrejs Peteris Ezergailis- or 'Mister E'- comforting Miss Mariska Morevna. He's the mentor for a group of young super heroes courtesy of my friends here at Ringling. Generally thought of as a human surveillance camera/super computer, he tries to keep his students safe- often not entirely effective against teenage angst and his mortal foe: social interaction.

Hang in there, Mister E. Hang in there.

Iorangi Jon Paul Key

These were originally created as icons and as an emotions exercise, put together here in a completed group to display the multi-faceted responses of a single character. The character's a bloke named Iorangi J.P. Key hailing from Auckland, New Zealand and he's just about one of the nicest Kiwis you'll ever meet.

My Father's Guns

Editorial piece for the short story 'My Father's Guns'. Simple in design, the concept was to pull together the anguish of the father and the son and the powerful link between the two exemplified in their hunting trips- more precisely, in guns. What was once viewed with reverence becomes the catalyst for tragedy.

Sketchbook: One Foot Forward

Just a few sketches from One Foot Forward. It's neither necessary nor relevant to name one's sketchbook, but it's fun sometimes. And if I'm in a hurry, I can usually remember what's where in what volume.
So something about censorship, a man in a top hat and a strange couple who 'do'. And what they 'do' is up to you~