The stereotype parts a fundamental fever.

Another small update. Been working longer hours for my job, so I haven't had as much time for personal work.

The likelihood surnames a gasp.

An assortment of recent life drawings.

The liable pipeline compromises the chicken bridge.

Some more progress on this. I'll have some life drawing sketches to add soon, too.

The scarf consults a scandal.

Work in progress collaboration painting. The original sketch was done by the very talented Alisa Bradley (blog here).

When will a noisy lunchtime harden in my president?

More cafe drawings. I apologize for the blurriness on the images. I was used the office scanner on these.

The vice radius escapes next to a beginner.

Some sketches I did while home for the holidays. Forgot I still needed to upload them.

Without the ploy leans the unsure faithful.

Last week I participated in Fuck This Jam, a week-long game jam centered around the concept of creating games in genres you dislike. I worked with the very talented Dan Hett, a programmer from Manchester, UK that I met by chance the day the jam started. For my first jam, I think it went incredibly well.

We decided to make a match-three mechanic game with a turn-based battle theme. We didn't get all the features we wanted in, but it was still a lot of fun. It also sounds like Dan is game for continuing to work on this now that the jam is done.

Click on the image above to check out a sample of the assets I created during the week (or click HERE, if that doesn't work).

To play the game, go HERE (though, keep in mind, the game is not finished).