Happy New Year and NEXTV 2010 WEB SERIES/SHORT FILM COMPETITION

As I was getting ready for a New Year's Eve party, I was notified that The Walled City has made it to the finalists of NEXTV's  2010 WEB SERIES/SHORT FILM COMPETITION!

http://www.nextventertainment.com/blog/2010/11/congratulations-to-our-finalists-2010-web-seriesshort-film-competition/comment-page-1/#comment-1096

From the link:

After an extremely intense and difficult process, we have finally chosen the FINALISTS for the 2010 NEXTV WEB SERIES & SHORT FILM COMPETITION.
In an effort to make this competition truly relevant to today’s entertainment industry we ask content-creators, “CAN YOUR WORK BE ADAPTED FOR TV?”
CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR FINALISTS:

Wolf, Yaniv	WHEN I AM KING
Richter, Karl	NOT THIS DIFFICULT
Tillman, Dempsey	THE COLLECTOR
Morgan, Larry	INDIE
Loxton, Dean	JACK MALCHANCE
Hakobyan, Vahram	POWER POISON
Deol, Kiran	WOMAN REBEL
Buffel, Carissa	GRAY EAGLES
Borie, Noella	THE FACE SHOP
Hereth, James	N.O.R.M.A.L
Hom, Roger	THE WALLED CITY
Husband, Jai	HOW WE GOT OVER
McCray, Blake	THE BUCK JOHNSON STORY
Livier, Ruth	YLSE.NET
Phillips, Will	MURDER SQUAD
Villanti, Joe	BAD TIMING

It was a good year for The Walled City. Can The Walled City be made into a tv show? Well , somebody certainly thinks so! =) Happy New Year and thanks for your support!

Summer Sketch Group #003

I know this one is drawn incorrectly, but I like the unintentional exaggeration

Dr Sketchy's 101215 "The Apocalyse"

BLUBLU

http://blublu.org/sito/blog/

An incredible artist whose work I think shows a dedication to his craft. There's something attractive about seeing the blood sweat and tears in the work. Its the same reason I can stare at a Velázquez's globs of 360 year old dried paint for hours.

Rough Fruit Coffee Mug study

Painting and drawing on the computer is more efficient in our business, but the pleasure of a physical brush hitting a surface and spreading paint shouldn't be underestimated.

Then you have the spuds of extra paint left on your palette. In photoshop you can just hit delete. In the real world it's a bit messier. So why not recycle that left over paint and create a spiky demon? Amazingly, my cheap sketchbook accepts paint really well.

The Walled City screens @ FESTIVUS

 

http://www.festivusfilmfestival.com/

January 13 - 16, 2011 | denver, colorado

 

Summer Sketch Group #002

 

 

StockYard NYC: Postcards