You can find all blog posts/news related to my projects are listed in this section.
May 20, 2013
One of the useful skills any visual storyteller can develop is the art of drawing thumbnails. These are small sketches, usually several to a single page, that represent a continuity of thought. They are first draft of your storyboard or comic. In my early career, working at Disney Feature Animation, I filled reams of 8.5
May 13, 2013
Ray Harryhausen 1920 – 2013 It is possible that I would have ventured into the entertainment industry if my dad had not taken me to the drive-in to see One Million Years B.C., but he did. I was nine years old, and I became obsessed with the man who had created the dinosaurs that shared
May 6, 2013
After four years of development, and thirty five years of contemplation, the Scrollon® iPad app is ready for release. It will be available in the App Store on June 3rd, 2013 with four of my original stories. www.scrollon.com is now live, and the definitive source of news and information pertaining to Scrollon®. Also at www.sevenextraordinarythings.com I’ve
January 28, 2013
Island of Dragons, Part One
January 21, 2013
Descent
January 14, 2013
January 7, 2013
First preview from my most recent story.
July 8, 2012
I will be showing Scrollon® at the San Diego Comic-Con this year in booth 1223. If you’re not familiar with Scrollon® (patent pending) it is a new format for the digital presentation of comics that combines elements of modern print with ancient Chinese scroll painting. It transforms storytelling into a never-ending image; a narrative art
April 9, 2012
The backgrounds for these images were inspired by the excessive number of books cluttering my own studio. Art should always reflect life.
March 6, 2012
The good people of West Toluca Lake can breathe easier. The living dead take heed. Ziggy’s bandage is off and he is back to his full powers. Don’t mess with this Schnauzer.