Over the weekend, Jenn and I attended our friend Cecilia's annual costume extravaganza. We called it "Magic Trick Gone Bad." 
Looks like it's been exactly six months since I last participated in an illfriday theme. Figured I'd get back into the swing of things by trying something a bit different. My weapon of choice has always been Illustrator, but I've also been quite fascinated and frustrated with what Flash has to offer. So I thought I'd give that program another shot. Though it feels like everything I've ever learned with Illustrator had to be thrown right out the window. As if I'm learning to draw all over again, but with my left butt cheek. After a few hours of fumbling around, I think I've stumbled onto something quite refreshing. Stay tuned for more experimental goodness and mishaps. 
Another year, another Comic-Con. It was busier than ever but worth the extreme exhaustion. As usual, I didn't get much of a chance to wander far from my table. So here's a modest amount of flicks for your viewing pleasure.
Noel, Jenn, and I at the table.
The question of the day was "Can Cailee fit inside a WB bag and be carried around by Miguel?" The answer was yes. 
Daniel Davis stops by looking a bit different from what I remember.
The secret of my success? Booth babes, of course.
Jenn out "robots" C3PO.
Alberto, Francisco, and I at the Brandstudio table.
The rest of the flicks can be seen here. 
The almighty Comic-Con is just around the corner, once again, and I'll be exhibiting for the fifth year in a row. So if you plan on attending make sure to stop by and say hi. I'll have quite a few new prints as well as my new book for sale. You'll find me at (D6) next to our long time neighbors at DunceCap, Tim Wollweber and Dan Almanzar. For the next week or so I'll be frantically getting ready for the big event while in the midst of all the Harry Potter madness that seems to be packed into this crazy month. Looks like my wife, Jenn, will have the first go on the final instalment as I'll have to wait till after the con to lock myself away and quietly absorb all that awaits in The Deathly Hallows. So keep your spoilers to yourself, please, unless you want to witness me cry like a little schoolgirl as my fists make love to your face in the worst possible way imaginable.
This piece was painted with acrylic on a 50" x 11.5" wood longboard. If you're in the area be sure to stop on by and check out all the amazing artwork.
