Keith Sun Yung Moon!

Dig that crazy drummer!


New crazy badass-ness from Spooky!!!

Digital Pitch

Body Worlds needs a preserved Story Artist...

...I vote the Jeff.

Spooky rehabilitated the rescued sketch...thank you jeffness

Found Sketches and more caricatures

Lookee what I found on the table the other day...





They almost got tossed out but I saved them from their recycling doom!

EDIT: These were done by Spooky!

Meeting Caricatures

Me at work

Just another day on the job.I kid. Here's the caption on Yahoo:

Artist Tim Patch (L), who calls himself 'Pricasso', paints a picture of Olga Braude (R) using his penis at the Sexpo in Johannesburg, September 28, 2007

He works for tips, I hear. Thank you Thank you. Good night Cleveland!

Jeff EDIT:

Video!!!

Buta or 战士猪

Here's a drawing I did in a meeting today. Drawn in marker then colored in Photoshop. Still trying to get the hang of the Cintiq/Photoshop.

Dave Smith!

I just found out that talented fool Dave Smith has a blog called "It hurts...Always"!! WTF? Apparently he's been doing it a while so I'm just letting you know if you didn't already. But you probably already know.

He directed this awesome short that didn't get picked up. Fools I tell you! FOOLS!

First Drawing of 2008

Here's my first drawing of the new year. Did it on the 1st for my kids Science Night flyer at their school. It's all about the science of gross hence the gross fly. Thinking about doing a book with the fly. Coming soon!!!

Chippy and Loopus Deluxe....I guess.

Hey everybody!!
Back in July of 2005, I was fired from Sony for reasons I can't discuss legally. I started working for Pixar in October. In that 3 month span of unemployment, I worked in the yard, planting roses and whatnot, read books, cooked. I also befreinded a syndicated comic strip artist named Brian Basset, author of the syndicated comic strips "Adam at Home" and "Red and Rover".
He stumbled on my blog purely by accident and liked the scribbly little comic strip I drew. He asked me why I hadn't tried to do it professionally. "You mean besides all the swear words?" I replied? He said the characters were strong enough that I could probably develop a feature without swearing. I was able to draw up a few samples before I got swept up in moving and Pixar. I'm still working on this. I fully intend to make this a syndicated comic strip someday. Below is the "Safe" version of the very first strip I ever did.

What the F ?!?!

OK, so I have an interest in posting this here. If you haven't seen these brilliant parodies of David Blaine, catch them on Youtube. The reason I'm posting this here is 1) it's hilarious and 2) the guy in the green warmup jacket is my buddy Michael. Wanna see some magic?...

Elf

Merry Christmas!

This one is a response to John's below.

A New 2"x8" Comic

Hey! It's been a long time since I posted here, and an even longer time since I've drawn a 2x8 strip. I was in the process of packing up my office (they are moving me to another office tomorrow) and I stumbled upon a small pad of 2x8 dialogue strips, a rarity up here in Pixar land. I was so happy that I immmediately sat down and started drawing. So here it is, my new 2x8 strip starring a dinosaur I drew about a year ago.
I hereby challenge my fellow Storyboredom bloggers to draw their own 2x8 strips!! C'mon guys!! It'll be like 2005 all over again!! Remember those bygone days? The video Ipod was brand new!! The PSP was brand new!! The PS3 existed only in rumors!!! "Lazy Sunday" was the viral video of the moment!!! It was an innocent time....
Anyway, here it is.

Coolness Alert! " Rocket Town"

Bob Logan has produced a sweet board book "Rocket Town!"

Check out his blog
and his website!

You can order books directly from the blog through Pay Pal. Order a few for those special lil' tots in your life.

Congrats Bob on your first of many books!

Uber Geek

So I went against all rational thought and bought a computer off a guy online. But it wasn't just any laptop -it was a tablet PC- or better thought of as a digital sketchbook. It is light, cute and even warm if you let it run long enough. Now I'm getting past the lectures from my family and glares from my spouse about dropping a bunch of money I cannot spare (I keep saying it is a tool not a toy -hee hee). I'm moving on to the next step. How do I use this thing? So I'll throw some doodles on the blog every once in awhile (you know me once a year) to see if I'm figuring out how to draw digitally. Do I like Sketchbook Pro or Photoshop? Can I embrace the digital sharpie or make my own brush? What ever may come I blame craigslist and instant gratification.

28.1 million

Meeting doodle

Of course, I can't even remember what meeting this was from.

Story Time!

The blog is called "Story Boredom" right? So here's Amy Sedaris with a story!



Enjoy!