Stencilworks

My good buddy, the artist Jon Wakuda Fischer of Wakuda Studios, was in New York city for artistic purposes a few weeks ago. Jon specializes in stencil-based fine art that's a cross between traditional Japanese ukiyo-i woodblock prints and modern spray paint street art. His work is fantastic, and he was kind enough to show me how he creates his stencils. We worked together to create the fun stencil work below.













I'm probably going to use this stencil to make some posters in the future, most likely featuring Victor and Martin.

Cover Art

I finished coloring the cover for the next comic submission. I'm not very good at coloring, especially speed-wise, and there were so many greens in this that it took forever to make them all distinct.

Sneak Peek

I've been working all week on a cover for my new submission. I finally inked it, so now I just need to color it.

Here is a blurry, tiny shot of it:

One Week Later

Wow. It's almost been a week and the video has almost 3,000 views on YouTube.

That's astounding, considering it features unknown characters, no real formal distribution, and a song that is a year and a half old. I got a big boost from some friends with connections to websites, but I'm mostly just shocked that it did so well.

Over 1,000 views!

In two days, the video got over 1,000 views! I'm a youtube novice, but that seems pretty sweet! My friends all did a great job promoting the video for me.

The Adventures of Victor and Martin Animated Video!

It's complete and here it is!



I wanted to finish it by my birthday, but I will settle for on my birthday.

Old Drawing

This drawing was made 2 years ago when I was first working on the designs of Victor and Martin. It was part of a 13-page mini-comic that I didn't publish. The coloring is fairly basic and the character design is early, and the drawing itself is pretty rough compared to what I'm working on now, but I thought it would be fun to put up here.