Obray Williams

Fan art for one of my favorite cartoon series growing up, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. They just recently had an anniversary not that long ago and from what i hear Nickelodeon is going to be doing a new animated series too… so I thought that it’d be cool to do something that kinda calls back to the original Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird comic with a hint of the old 80’s cartoon.

Babydoll from Sucker Punch

Fan art for one of my favorite anime / manga, Dragon Ball.

Chun Li from Street Fighter.

This is my entry for the Udon 2011 Megaman tribute book, and I was fortunate enough to be one of the lucky that made it in.

Fan art for Lolipop Chainsaw.

Spiderman and Venom

Comic page which was a designed for my business card

The Monkey King

This is a collection of character concept art for a video game pitch called “Druid.” This was a high fantasy game with a variety of different races. The characters here are the protagonists (top row), the orc and merman race (middle row), and finally the yetti race on the bottom.

Fishman concept for "Druid"

In 2010, I was asked to produce something to sell for San Diego Comic Con. My contribution was a t-shirt design that was intended for the art team that produced Rockband Japan. Unfortunately, the Rockband Japan project was cancelled, and I decided that the design was too cool to not be made into something.

Samurai Helmet

Back in 2005, I was asked to produce a piece for an art show called “A Walk in the Park.” the artwork above was my contribution to to the show.

“Random Nippon” is a collection of artwork inspired by Japanese and American “comic geek” culture. This is my 1st collection of personal artwork, and the 1st printing was surprisingly sold out at San Diego comic con 2011.

Geisha Assassins

Japanese Dragon

Fujin and Raijin the asian demon gods of thunder and wind.

Halloween card.

Realistic and cartoony style legionnaire.

Environment design for "Dirk Strontium"

Facebook Zombies

"Zero" Zombies. For this project, I took references from different types of skin diseases to create a unique look for "the infected." The references ranged from dry and brittle skin that cracked, to spores that created odd growths on the skin.