a comic

hey all, here's the comic i made for the fakeheads anthology.  it's part 1 of a 3-4 part comic, so it just ends in the middle of the story.  sorry if it makes no sense.  hope you like!

more ladies

a screenprint i made a month ago and forgot to upload until now...

flipbooks

moving doodles. check it out!

http://www.twiflip.net/thisisjakea

ugh dude

Strange Kid Anthology can be ordered online

this is an anthology i did an illustration for, the same people who interviewed me last month.  All the small pieces in it look really neat, order yours today!

another comic!

here's a panel from a mini comic i'm currently slaving over.    it's going to be screenprinted, and is presenting 1,000 more problems than i had expected.  this is hard work!

the fakeheads comic is done!

it's finally out of the printers and they look pretty great. i silkscreened a dust jacket with 7 of the contributors' drawings. here's that:

and two pages of my comic:

the real covers (by dan pinto):

these things will be sold at the MoCCa comics fest in NYC. this is a really cool place to pick up weird comics and lots of prints. i'll be selling books and prints there along with my buddies. come out!

Saturday April 9th and Sunday April 10th 11am-6pm

At the Lexington Avenue Armory
68 Lexington Ave (Between 25th &26th Streets)
New York City

Advance Tickets:
$10 for one Day
$15 for the weekend

At The Door:
$12 For the Day
$20 for the Weekend

some spots and interviews

sorry to flood these things out, but this week has been loaded with the online release of three spots i worked on and two interviews.

the first interview I did on a website a while back, but since the website went defunct, it was put up with some new questions at Strange Kid's Club, called Tripping The Intergalactic Fantastic.

Next I did an interview with Asifa East a few days ago that has a picture of me with snow on it.

this is a really beautiful spot i helped my friends at Tiny Invetions do for Ralph Lauren. i did all the cute animal animation pre-watercoloring.


the next two are BBQ ads that will be projected onto buildings at SXSW for free BBQ. they're pretty gross, and were written up on Cartoon Brew. Can you spot which scenes I did?



that's it for now!

prints and posters post

hey all! here's a roller derby poster i just did for these girls in LA.
next there's a 1-color screenprint version of it, some bits of which were used in the final poster.

and it in LA somewhere (Meltdown Comics? thanks kat morris.)-

and here's the last screenprint i'd made. it was 5 colors: sky blue, teal, orange, black, and straight gloss. you can't see the gloss layer in low or indirect light. but point a camera flash at it and it suddenly gets really spooky for that kid. luckily he's got that ghost sword to protect him.

ok, that's all for now. hope you enjoy!

Short Film of the Week!

hey!  just wanted to let everyone know Alpha-9 was put up on bestforfilm.com as the short film of the week.  There's a short interview on it and some pics.  check it out!

also, here's a screenprint plan i was working on tonight.  this only shows a close-up of three layers to get colors.  this print may be a little weird when you see the full thing and all 5 colors.  then again, it could not turn out at all!  screenprinting is awesome.

model sheet

for a comic i'm working on.  this guy goes crazytown.

cool dude

i drew this while watching the Bronx Warriors, which has nothing to do with The Warriors and nor does it take place in the bronx.