A couple years ago I worked on a project called Bigby. It is a game about an 8 year old boy in a blue bear suit that protects New York from invading Pirates and Dragons that are trying to take over the world. Somewhat early on in the project I did some design ideas, model sheets, storyboards, and cowrote a script for an origin idea. I'm not sure if Captain Ken or even Nana made it into the game but I had a lot of fun working on them.

all artwork copyright World Wide Biggies.

A card for one of my best friend's birthday. Some inside jokes. This whole thing is sort of an homage to his genius.

*update: I forgot to mention the Ed Spence painting I popped in the BG of the second panel. Umm...it's by Ed Spence.

I'm Gordon. I'm posting on my blog.

Limited Edition. Now with more shadow. 8000

This is about as art as I get I think. 5000 obo.

I'm not thrilled with this at all. But it's just a sanity doodle at work so I guess I shouldn't get too upset.

...sniffle.

Look at THIS.

BEST BIRTHDAY EV...

oh wait.

screwing around...

After months of painstaking conceptualizing. After weeks of mental preparation. After hours agonizing over the palette. Finally, the speed painting that is my new blog header is complete. Enjoy.

This movie was neat. Loved the lens flare.

Ummm...yeah. Sure.

for the sake of getting something up here.  it's a drawing.

A greyhound for a friend.

Contrary to the promise of sketches flowing forth as a result of a new cintiq I got lazy...and busy witha new job. After being verbally abused by a good friend (you know who you are), I got stage fright and couldn't grow balls to post anything. HOWEVER, after seeing some recent Street Fighter drawings by a couple good buddies I decided to do a version of Blanka...and then over work him in Photoshop. Mission accomplished.

Got a new Cintiq workstation at home and a couple weeks off between gigs; some sketching will be done.

I've had these sketches sitting on top of my scanner for weeks. So, now that they've cured for a bit, here they are: coffee shop sketches.

This is a second version of the dead bunny illustration. The scenario behind the bunny's death is more evident, however, the way I've dealt with the headdress feels a bit busy and effects the silhouette. um...so there.