Caper

Over the past few months, I've been able to work with a cluster of talented folk on a project called Caper for a company called Geek and Sundry.
Written by my good mate Mike Sizemore and his writing buddy from across the pond, Amy Berg, Caper tells the story of four super heroes living together in L.A. who must resort to criminal methods just to get by.
I've been lucky enough to be involved from the start, working with Mike and Amy to create the super-versions of the four main characters, along with a few gigabytes of other stuff for the web series.
Mainly though, my job consisted of creating comic-style artwork that would depict any superhero action that was needed on screen.
With the help of my brother handling the animation, we managed to get quite a bit done.
As I say though, my role tended to be the go-to guy for artwork and some other on-screen elements.
I'll be posting a few bits and pieces up here, starting with this poster artwork.
You can catch all the episodes on Geek and Sundry's site, here

Prickly Fiend

No, I don't know why he's so angry.
Maybe it's cos he doesn't have any pants that fit?

Precision

Whoa.

Realised I haven't posted here for what would be desceribed in Wigan as a "Yonk".
Time to fix that.
After my compadres just posted our entry into the 48 hour sci fi film challenge, a little film called Precision, I thought I'd stick the sketches from the end title sequence up somewhere.
Guess this is as good a place as any.
Basically, the main character is a girl called Merica Adams, played by the awesome Haruka Abe - a time-travelling problem solver who seems to cause more problems than she fixes.
To give her a bit more of a 'history' (sorry), I thought it might be nice to see her previous adventures over the final credits.

Given that we had 48 hours to complete the entire thing, I had to motor to get through these and add a little animation.
Hope they do the trick :)