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"Shadow and Flame" Process Video

"The Usual Scum" Process Video

Show And Tell: Episode 1 – “Page One”

Here is it . . . my new video series!

Think of it as a behind the scenes look at the creation of comics and illustration. I’m hoping to produce these on a monthly basis. In this first episode I discuss the creation of the first page of my new webcomic Escape From Planet Nowhere.

Go HERE to learn about the impetus of this new series.

Enjoy!

-Otis

Driving & Batting

This is some video that I took with my new iPhone 3GS while on a date with my wife. This is the first video that I've shot using the iPhone and edited together using iMovie. SO simple and fun. I heart you, Apple.

Life & Death

Photoshop.

Three hours.

Go HERE to watch a video of me creating this piece from start to finish.

-Otis

Who Shot R2?

Zeek! Production Journal

(Click on the image to see a larger version)

A production painting for "Zeek!", an animated short film being produced by myself and my wife, Leigh.

This is the ninth in a series of quick and rough visualizations to serve as guides for the look and feel of the final film.

Created in Photoshop CS3.

Go HERE to watch a video of my painting this piece!

-Otis

Zeek! Production Journal

 

(Click on the image to see a larger version)

A production painting for "Zeek!", an animated short film being produced by myself and my wife, Leigh.

This is the seventh in a series of quick and rough visualizations to serve as guides for the look and feel of the final film.

Created in Photoshop CS3.

Go HERE to watch a video of my painting this piece!

-Otis

Spellbinder Production Journal

 

Penciled by Matt Hebb, inked by Marc Deering and written & colored by me.

You can watch a recording of me coloring this page on my Ustream channel!

More soon!

-Otis

Who Watches (Me Color) The Watchmen?

I colored these personal sketch cards live on my Ustream channel tonight:

You can watch a recording of me creating these cards on my Ustream channel!

These personal sketch cards measure 2 1/2 x 3 1/2 inches each and were drawn with micron pens and Prismacolor markers/pencils.

I have 40 blanks left, all going to one client (my pal George), so stay tuned for further live webcasts featuring me working on them, because I hope to finish all 40 by May or June so they can all be featured in my 2009 convention sketchbook.

-Otis