Wednesday, December 12, 2012
The fry cook
They listen all day long to what the costumer wants. They have been trained to listen and follow directions, to become another cog in the gears, ever turning, but never changing. I propose a challenge: break the thoughtless cycle of their day, ask them to surprise you, rather then ordering them to do your bidding. Grant them some dignity and help them think for themselves, with hope that someone will return the favor to you someday.
Thursday, November 29, 2012
Sketching again
Life is a constant struggle to find balance between what must be done and what needs done. Responsibilities must be upheld while peace of mind needs to be accomplished.
Wednesday, November 21, 2012
Gourmet study
Our food has become so processed that I wonder if there is a difference between the food we feed ourselves and the bags of dog food we pay 30 bucks for.
Thursday, November 15, 2012
Watch it burn " wallet"
How much money is in your wallet? Why is it there? Pieces of paper and plastic weighing down your jeans only to be handed over to someone else's pocket. What is it really worth?
Here is process shot.
Got the board prepped and a basic sketch of the content.
Thursday, October 11, 2012
Monday, September 17, 2012
Legend of SIX
Still working on this concept. I've got the main characters and some sort of plot idea but that's about it. I've also been working with a new drawing style of working quickly am lets mistakes be.
Enjoy
Wednesday, September 12, 2012
The joke
There's something that stirs inside of me ever now and then. A mixture of thoughts which come together. Today these thoughts tell me that the greatest joke about our society is the story of the boy who goes off to college because it's what society tells him will help him get ahead. But what no one told him was that everybody else would be there and when it came time to enter the real world he would realize the past sixteen years of his life were nothing but a waist because he really didn't learn anything about how to live.
The class rooms were organized with problems to be solved. Simple formulas were taught so that the young minds would know how to get the expected answer. Nothing was learned. We are taught that life is a formula and in order to achieve the correct answer you must follow each step to the letter.
But the fact is the formula we learn ignores the variable of life. This variable makes every step some what meaningless. But what are we to do when we fear leaving the steps behind us, fear taking a different direction because it might not bring the answer we seek. All we can do is watch everything crumble and burn around us in hope that the ashes give way to an answer answer.
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