Ever wonder how the pocket change in your pocket was made? Its actually a pretty complicated process that has been getting developed over a length of time that almost matches the length of civilization. I was given the opportunity to see the process in action and I decided to make a coin celebrating it.

Here is another experiment with Mac’s Photo Booth. I hope you enjoy another stretched illustration and you never know, I may inspire you too.

May being too gruesome for some audiences, I drew my representation of a somewhat common phrase. Oh, the English language.

The last iteration of Under the Bleachers is a sad paradox: funny title but sad context. Hopefully some day we can all love the social outcasts.

Another attempt at the fictitious book, Under the Bleachers, I created a teen fiction version of Scooby-Doo.

Ever play around with Photo Booth on a newish Mac? Well, I did last night and came up with a pretty cool character design off of one of my distorted photographs.

Do you get almost tired of all the underdog stories that we read and watch? Even though they are always inspiring and make you want to go out and fulfill all your dreams come true, they do get repetitive at times. Today, I added to the repetition and made a book cover for yet another underdog story.

Being inspired from the crazy weather and intense snow we’ve been getting here, I made another Chinese painting. The mission: either through a story or a painting help you understand the feeling I get being stuck in a snow storm. Good luck!

Trying to make an unusual letter E, I decided to try and echo the elements of the great king of the sea: Neptune!

Part two of the Yellow River series, here is another version of the same book cover I made yesterday.