Here are a few images from Disney's G-Force that I worked on.

The initial sketches were what the environment ended up looking like even though we were shooting for a really large warehouse type feel. The main concern for me was that the characters had to be really visable(because they could really disappear in a huge space) and I wanted a smaller environment so that the camera wouldn't be so far away.


The images below were the final, approved images by Disney.



G-Force video on Youtube

For Phil Jackson.

Wow. It's about time the Lakers took care of business. It feels even better to win the series in Denver. The entire team played fantastic tonight. Great inside-outside game, open guys were knocking down their shots, played really tight D. Awesome. Hopefully the adversity they faced during both the Houston series and Denver series will give them that experience to bring home the championship trophy!

I finally got around to putting up a few shots of the opening sequence that I designed for King Lear last year. I designed and illustrated close to 30 shots for that sequence.

Go here to see:

King Lear

in the US photography section



One of the thousands of times I've been on the sand/in the water during a sunrise at the beach in my life. Most of them have been in Santa Monica/Malibu/Oxnard/Ventura/Santa Barbara while growing up. This photo happens to be on the South side of Santa Monica.

I have a ton of other photos that I haven't had the time to sort through to put on here.


Maybe soon.