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Honk-Honk-Ashoo
Our beloved pillow-headed character as depicted by the talented
photographer Brian McCarty!
Honk-Honk-Ashoo’s alarm clock rings bright and early every morning. He does his exercises, reads the funnies, and eats breakfast. Then one morning … Read more
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Batman vs Daikaiju
Sketch for perhaps a new comic book/proposal. Batman vs Daikaiju! (Japanese for giant strange beasts or monsters).… Read more
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TPS 1975 Missile Robot
So here is a little toy gem I was able to purchase for $25. The crappy economy has some perks because years ago, this pint size robot would have cost much more.
He’s about six … Read more -
The Poop with No Name!
Sorry Sergio Leone, but I’m creating a new genre of crappy westerns!
Maybe I can animate this character and bring this doodle…errr poodle to life!… Read more -
Mickey Mojira & Friends
MICKEY MOJIRA = Mickey Mouse + Godzilla (Gojira in Japanese)
RODONALD DUCK = Rodan + Donal DuckThese were a series of small paintings I did for a Kaiju ( … Read more
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Wonder Woman-Picture Book
“Wonder Woman – The Story of the Amazon Princess” is the third and last installment in the series of super-hero books I’ve been working on for my publisher Penguin. This was probably the toughest from … Read more
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Zombie Circus
A zombie doodle.… Read more -
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Lunch Hour Horror Animation #1
Here’s a lunch hour animation I sketched using a new Wacom Cintiq monitor.
I never could use the wacom tablet because of the hand-eye diconnect but I love drawing on the Cintiq screen. In the Hallmark … Read more -
Fun-boy book sample pages
Until I get the complete animated flip book version done and uploaded…… Read more
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Spectreman! 1971 The Blue Terror
A classic Japanese Superhero tokusatsu (special effects) show which aired in Japan from 1971 to 1972. Spectreman disguises himself as a human being, but when the Earth is in trouble, he sends a message to … Read more
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Hot Rods & Munsters!
Here’s a vintage “Alps” made in Japan tin & plastic hot rod my son Dante and I discovered at a local antique show we attended last week. We had lost all hope of finding any … Read more
