And the Winner is...

I was in L.A. during the weekend of the 6th for the Weekend Of Heroes Convention in Glendale, CA. My objective was to place in their scale contest for the vehicles/dioramas category. I made 1st Place. Every part of the truck is created from the ground up; wheels, tires, chassis-body, rails, lights, mirrors, wipers, exhaust, etc... Extensive rapid-prototype elements used for the details. Photos courtesy of Robert of Twistedplastic.com

My own photoshoot is in the works.

Tank in Print

My armored beast of a tank is featured in Volume 2 of SixthScale Magazine, 6 page spread. If you're really into the hobby, this magazine has some really good tips and other features. Go here> http://sixthscale.spruz.net/ Be warned tho, its more like a soft cover book than a magazine, and priced like one too.

Book cover

This cover I designed for a colleague of mine. If you're looking to get back to school, I'd recommend it. The uniquity of the design is deep into the front cover, take a very close look(hint:keyboard keys).

Artists, save your copy rights!

It was brought to my attention by my friend, and one of my favorite artists Kathleen Moody, that the Orphan Works bill if passed will allow legal infringement on original works of art without the need of consent of the artist. So imagine someone or some business using your artwork for profit at your expense.

This bill has already passed Senate, and must be stopped at Congress.

Go here for info... http://ipaorphanworks.blogspot.com/

Go here to take action, its all set...
http://capwiz.com/illustratorspartnership/issues/alert/?alertid=11980321

Cad model to tangible prototype

Upping my game. Computer designed in a few hours, and received in my hands in days...its almost like having a genie in a bottle,"I wish to have a part thats like this big."

PC station

Display and k-board I modeled and textured. These are the exact monitors we use in the lab. These models will be used in a video I'm editing.