1/13/2008

Youtube is my Channel [V]

Here are some of my favorite songs from a couple of my favorite Asian solo musicians. both Shiina and Jay are super popular, and rightly so. Whether you understand the lyrics or not, the music is beautiful and the videos are stylish. Or over-styled. Even passe! But great fun at any rate. :)

♪♪♪ Shiina Ringo - Distinctive, dizzy, jazzy, and crazy to know. That was our girl Shiina.
Meisai
Honnou
Yami ni furu ame
Tsumiki asobi
La salle de bain
Tsumi to batsu

♪♪♪ Jay Chou - Taiwanese hip-hop/R&B soul pop rapper, y'all!
Nunchucks
Ninja
In the name of the Father
Third year class two
Cliff of love
Wast wind breaks
Orange jasmine
Excuse

1/03/2008

So a porn star and a Buddhist monk walk into this blog...

Another new illustration for an article in the Las Vegas Weekly, this time about a porn convention! Taking that into consideration, I think I managed to keep the cheesecake to a fairly sedate level, but I will warn you; never before in my art career have I drawn melons so large. Not that these ones are any larger than what you'd see on your average female background character in what we call "ze comics," but still.

To counteract the extremely sparkly sordidness of the aforementioned, I'm also including a sketch of everybody's favorite son of a serial-womanizer-for-justice hot multiracial vigilante Buddhist monk, Connor Hawke.


12/20/2007

What happened to Keon Clark?

I handled the cover art for the current issue of the Las Vegas Weekly. The main article is about the troubled career of former NBA player Keon Clark.

12/17/2007

FIST-A-CUFFED.

Here's the team that Lucy Knisley, Alisa O, and I came up with for FACA 4; THE LADYFINGERS. Respectively, we were "Milly," "Lilly," and "The Dowager Killstress." We may've been destroyed by a bunch of stick figures, but we went down swinging our scary fists! Thanks for the violent memories, ladies.

11/21/2007

Original art.

Bird Goddess and fashion plate, 1943.


11/16/2007

True to herself.

Here's a Wonder Woman redesign for Project Rooftop's Wonder Woman Wardrobe War! It's a mixed media work and there's everything from acrylic, wood, pen, ink, and encaustic to Photoshop work thrown in there.