(posted with permission from Anthony Alfonso, Co-Producer, Green Portal Productions)
Thank you to Urban Sketchers organization for awarding me Honorable Mention, for an on-location sketch event! Here's a photo of some of my equipment--my fun portable folding desk, and a cool Guerilla Girls backpack purchased at the Tate Museum in London:
The medium I used was Posca markers, on color paper.
It was a fun challenge doing background designs for the Apple+ series "Stillwater."
The style of the "koan" fairytales was different in almost every episode.
(posted with permission from Cary Silver, Producer, Gaumont)
A couple Posca paint marker doodles, in support of Filipino restaurants.
The first one is of Red Ribbon Bake Shop.
Posca paint marker doodle of Max's of Manila restaurant, and a halo-halo dessert from Barrio Fiesta restaurant.
Posca paint marker doodle of Toro Grillhouse.
BG Designs, "Stillwater" Apple+ series
Various cartoony bg designs
(the above is a "Tom and Jerry" bg design drawn in blue Col-Erase pencil, on old-fashioned animation paper!)
These two pages of concepts were for a cartoony show--fundamentally, Dogs Meet Star Trek. Instead of rendering one view of the command deck, I explored multiple ideas. For the captain's chair, I scribbled some simple geometric shapes and carved seat-like forms out of them.
Visual Development for a flea circus project
One of my favorite things is sketch directly onto paper. Most of the following were done on large rolls of white paper, using an ink marker.
I'm a fan of Tim Burton's work, and did a few Halloween-town-esque doodles.
This sketch was drawn at Epcot near the Chinese pavilion, on a rainy day.
Lots of people were wearing rain ponchos...
These were drawn on-location at New Orleans. I used a bit of china marker on the street scene sky.
The live music there was incredibly inspiring...
This was an on-location sketch drawn after the Mt Pinatubo eruption--
this is my Grandmother's house in the Philippines.
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