When Star Trek premiered in the Fall of 1966, I was too young to stay up past 9pm. But if I slipped out of bed and positioned myself discretely at the top of the stairs I had an oblique angle on our color TV set. I couldn’t see much of the action (without leaning dangerously over the railing), but I could hear the dialogue clearly enough. This became by Friday night ritual. If my parents were aware of my subterfuge, they turned a blind eye.
Now it’s hard for me to remember a time when Mr. Spock wasn’t part of my consciousness. RIP Leonard Nimoy (March 26, 1931 – February 27, 2015).
Nimmah
The Curious Saga of No-One was the first story I did in the Scrollon format. I haven’t created new art for it in a while. This promotional image was one of the constructive distractions I use to avoid other work.
Now it’s back to the Hollow World.
The complete episodic version of No-One is currently available to read for FREE on scrollon.com.
Have an adventurous 2015, and come visit us in the Hollow World!
I came across this picture of me in the mid 70s, packing the old ’67 Pontiac LeMans (my first car) in preparation for making the drive from Santa Barbara to Valencia where I would where I would attend California Institute of the Arts.
Wish I still had that car.
Maleficent storyboards #1
My work on this film was done in post production, planning various reshoots. On a production this big there are always reshoots. This was one idea for a reveal of Angelina Jolie as the title character.