Saturday, July 30, 2011

New Blog

This blog is now closed and has been moved to http://goodgriffins.blogspot.com/

Thursday, July 28, 2011

Mad Paint

Monday, July 25, 2011

War Horse

Saturday, July 16, 2011

So close!

I've got the the French Chronicles up but I am still working on getting enough strips ready for the site.  You can go and check it out!

Here is a sneak peek at the comic!


  And here is cinematic pick of Cheval the star horse in my comic.

Friday, July 15, 2011

Look! An Appaloosa!

Here is a photo that I played with in Photoshop. Its my younger brother's toy. He made me say this. Anyway... trying to improve my art.


This guy was in my driveway and I had to carry him into the house... talk about lazy. My Mother made me Mississippi Mud, so I've got a major sugar buzz! Maybe that's why I'm babbling on and on here.

Thursday, July 7, 2011

Character studies for the French Chronicles

Below are a few character studies and designs for my upcoming comic.



Tuesday, July 5, 2011

My Sword and my Life!

This weekend I bought a new video game called Mount and Blade War-band. However there were some blood sprites in it. "I DON'T LIKE GAMES WITH BLOOD!" So I was able to swap them out for dust sprites. It is one of the coolest games I have played with endless scenarios! I would have gotten further along in my quest if my brother wouldn't have been on it till 12:42 am!

Here is a drawing I did while my brother played the game!




Thursday, June 23, 2011

New pens = (!)

My brother gave me a pen set for my un-birthday and I love it!

Here are the French 5th infantry unit holding their own against the Prussian Cuirassiers.


I have always enjoyed drawing climactic battles. I don't know why I haven't done more in the past! History is more fun with battle pictures to go with it!

Friday, June 10, 2011

Coming soon...

The French Chronicles is almost ready and the site is coming along nicely!

And below, my friends, is a glimpse of our exhausted heroes after the long and desperate Battle of Waterloo. Unfortunately for them they were French.