Good Dog

Here it is, my first Philadelphia bar drawing. Last night I visited Billy at Good Dog. I ate a crazy hamburger that had molten cheese in the center. It was a bit dangerous and very tasty.

Yay Philly!
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Relaxed and Confident

"Relaxed and confident cat"
Top: Edith Zimmerman
Bottom: Peter Hanchak

Bar Buddies

Bar Buddies is a cartoon for children that features animated wine, liquor, beer, etc. items that talk and have adventures.


Andrew did the concept work for the character names and the theme song. look for "Bar Buddies" this coming fall!
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No Comment

Trash truck and weird graphic pattern.
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My Throat Opens 4 Wine

After figure drawing I had dinner with Andrew, Stephanie and a few of their co-workers. This is a napkin drawing of a t-shirt concept. The idea stems from the phrase "My Throat Opens 4 Wine". It's a extra long shirt with a printed Sexy Body w/ bikini featuring the aforementioned phrase illustrated as a stomach tattoo in gothic letters on the printed body.

As you can see, the artwork has been approved. All we need now is financial backing for this project so please leave a comment if you are interested becoming a part of this unique business opportunity.

Thanks.
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More Napkin Bike Doodles

Travis and I were talking about bikes at the bar tonight and I made some napkin drawings to illustrate a few ideas. It was nice to hang out and have a drink after working a full day both days of the weekend.

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Summer Napkin Drawings

Still more drawings from Tuesday.

After my Building drawing, while Travis and I were getting a drink, I made "4th of July" theme drawing on a bar napkin. That lead to a whole series of "What We Love About Summer" drawings. Travis drew the lemonaid/hotdog drawing along with the baseball drawing. I drew the rest.

Check after the jump to see a version of the napkins with added color.

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Hey, I made some drawings on napkins

Some napkin drawings from the bar.

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Napkin Bells

Two different bike bells, drawn from memory. They were both purchased in Japan and the one on the right was recnetly stolen. I've replaced it with a new bell that I have been meaning to draw for some time now.
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Bike!

A napkin sketch showing the difference between adjusting screws for horizontal drop outs and chain tensioners for track ends.

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