Friday, May 23, 2014
Saturday, February 08, 2014
The Drones Are Coming!
The military, Amazon, and Google have them, why not the United States Postal Service?
Drones are going to save the USPS by brute force. All deliveries will be shot out of canisters in the vicinity of their service zone (15 mile radius) where people will scramble through piles of mail in the streets.
Friday, October 04, 2013
Wednesday, October 02, 2013
Wednesday, August 28, 2013
Friday, August 23, 2013
Tuesday, July 09, 2013
Friday, March 22, 2013
Digitally Out of Commision
Been quite a while since I've posted something here.
Here are some works that I now have permission to post from an Google Play and ios game I helped develop. The game is called Wizard Ops and it can be found on both the Goggle Play store and the iTunes store.
Here are some early illustrations I did a while back before they were finalized.
Most were changed before added to the games but they're essentially the same. Enjoy!
Here are some works that I now have permission to post from an Google Play and ios game I helped develop. The game is called Wizard Ops and it can be found on both the Goggle Play store and the iTunes store.
Here are some early illustrations I did a while back before they were finalized.
Labels:
android,
cartoon,
digital,
Google play,
Illustration,
iPad,
iphone,
mobile game,
video game
Location:
Lake Eola, Orlando, FL 32801, USA
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
The cat is still in the bag.
Still finding the energy to knock out the rest of this series. I wanted to take something serious and make it fun so why not a bank robbery.
Labels:
2d,
bank robbery,
Get away,
heist,
Illustration,
vector
Monday, April 25, 2011
Monday, April 11, 2011
Finally back on the saddle!!
I've finally got traces of my mojo coming back after a long 7 months of stagnation. All it took was one spark and now the fire is starting again.
This is a piece I started to help get me out of the creative rut I was in. It's based on a Starcraft turret unit modified a bit for high res specs.
More on the way with extra stank on it!
This is a piece I started to help get me out of the creative rut I was in. It's based on a Starcraft turret unit modified a bit for high res specs.
More on the way with extra stank on it!
Monday, August 23, 2010
Meanwhile...Goldeneye 007 is coming
The guys over at IGN have posted some screenshots of the Goldeneye 007 DS game I finished work on. You can check it out here: http://media.ds.ign.com/media/
Labels:
007,
digital art,
Goldeneye 007,
Goldeneye 2010,
James Bond,
Nintendo,
nintendo ds
Thursday, August 19, 2010
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Artistic Masturbation: W.I.P
Bring yo gangsta!
Sometimes its the simple things that will bring you peace, which brings me back to the drawing board. I started this back in April and it has changed considerably. It's still a work in progress but I don't see it changing too much except for the rendering detail, contrast, and maybe a few silhouettes in the background.
Have at it hoss, crits welcome.
Sometimes its the simple things that will bring you peace, which brings me back to the drawing board. I started this back in April and it has changed considerably. It's still a work in progress but I don't see it changing too much except for the rendering detail, contrast, and maybe a few silhouettes in the background.
Have at it hoss, crits welcome.
Friday, April 23, 2010
W.I.P. It good.
I've been really busy for months with projects I can't post as of yet. I finally stole some free time to work on an illustrated short story I've been writing off and on.
This is the initial sketch of a scene where these ghost attack a squad of gunmen.
Started fleshing out the first warriors costume, etc..
Still playing with the costume and weapons for now. I may add the bone armor back to her costume.
Friday, December 18, 2009
doing it for the kids
These are some of the images I have done for an independent publisher, "Universal Write" a while back.
I was finally given approval to show them off, so here are three images from a children's book called "BumbleBee Longhorn Needle". The story is essentially a coming of age story about a butterfly who is a bully because he is jealous and unhappy.
This book is part of a project where Universal Write publishes students short stories so that they may become published authors early on in heir lives. There are two more books in the series I have done illustration for and once I am given permission I will post some shot from those as well.
Till the next time,
-Leon
Wednesday, December 02, 2009
Preparing Lasagna

So yesterday I got home and made lasagna, which I have been craving for for months. Now that its cold, I feel I can properly enjoy it.
So after feeling accomplished with how my dinner came out I figured it's time to patch up some old projects I've been anxious to finish.
I started this one back in February and finally laid down the final colors on a full stomach and The Colbert Report. Looking at it now, I want to do another with a brighter finish to it.
Till the next post,
-Leon
Labels:
80's,
Colbert Report,
DC,
G.I. Joe,
lasagna,
Marvel,
the itis,
Thundercats
Tuesday, December 01, 2009
Making Sweet Tea

After a long break I'm back to breathe life into this blog. Here's a sketch of a portrait I'm going to paint of my little sister. This will be a good warm up before start my "Totally Badass Art Competition" entry.
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Unapologetic Creativity
A friend sent me a link to a video without saying what it was or why I should watch it. I wandered off for a while then came back to see what he had sent me. I was instantly enamored with what I saw, not because of the music, context or the people in the video.
It was the idea that caught me and the fact that I never thought of anything like this before. This video is a fresh take on the typical music video so take a look and be amazed or confused. "Click Here"
It was the idea that caught me and the fact that I never thought of anything like this before. This video is a fresh take on the typical music video so take a look and be amazed or confused. "Click Here"
Tuesday, October 06, 2009
It all starts from paper.

I was having a conversation with someone who asked me why I did most of my work on the computer instead of doing "real" artwork. I explained that I choose the computer because its efficient and forgiving all while maintaining the level of quality I want in my works. So I decided to show more of the process than just the final outcome because essentially whether its on canvas, glass or a monitor, it all starts from paper.
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