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A couple quick sketches from personal story project.

>EvL Minion

>CIRCA 2007

I was looking through some old artwork and found this.   Its background characters from my grad film I did back in 2007.  It all seems so long ago...

>Hair Day

I remember growing up and always being forced to get the same old haircut again and again. But one day, I begged and pleaded with my parents to get a haircut I wanted. They eventually agreed, and the result was a shaved head with bangs.

A random barbarian sketch to keep the blog alive.

>Evl WzRd

FACT: Evil wizards are awesome.

>Running Man

Last night at the gym I saw a guy running on a treadmill with his arms at his sides, like he was some strange bird trying to take flight. He was also wearing acid washed jeans.

>WizRd

>The ice cream bike burglar.
One summer as a kid, there were a string of burglaries in my neighbourhood, it ended up being the ice cream bike man. I don't know all the facts, but kids would say the police found popsicle sticks at a bunch of the crime scenes. Fact or fiction, I have no idea, but he was never caught. By the time the police figured it out he was long gone, off to pilfer another neighbourhood.

>Summer of '89 Lock & load! Me and my brothers ready for another typical summer day. Notice the Super Soaker 300, back then it was the most advanced technology a kid could get their hands on.

The antagonist.

A couple more old beat boards.

An older piece.

Mongolia Land of the Great Blue Sky

I stayed in Gers for the majority of the trip.

Inside a Ger, the roof represents the sun and its sunrays.

A nomad we met along the way, he was herding his camels’ home. He was just as curious about us as we were about him.

4-wheel drive came in handy when we drove halfway up a dormant volcano.

Pit stop in a small village.

Meeting a nomad family.

The family home, about 9 family members live in an area the size of my own room.

A small portion of the family, husband, wife and two of their 4 children.

Sometimes it really felt like I jumped in a time machine.

Boys and their Yaks.

Local horse race.

The roads stretch on and on.

Relaxing outside my Ger. Thanks to Rebecca for this last photo.