Apr 13, 2015
Chapter 510's "Make Believe" Poster
The idea for this poster was inspired by talking with Janet and Tavia of Chapter 510 about imagination and make believing. So, in it I wanted to portray some of what it's like to read or write about your current reality and worlds you've never seen before. Hope you dig.
Character 92- Swing Back
Sometimes a thought just comes out, wasn't thinking "self defense" but this is what i see. Imagine how folks would feel if black folks started striking back physically. You can watch your family be murdered only so many times before you fight back, right? Would the media be quick to demonize African Americans fighting, swinging, and shooting back to defend their loved ones since cops, courts, and the US justice system has never had their back?
Family portraits 2- Grandma Tatsuya
Tatsuyo made it to 99 years young. From the photo reference you could tell she had a whole lot of energy and spirit. Rip. Portrait for Tom!
Apr 9, 2015
Character 91- Father, Son, & Fear
Do people understand what Black fathers, Black women, Black trans folks, etc feel like when they walk outside?
Apr 5, 2015
Furqan's First Flat Top UPDATE 2
Hello, if you are one of the many backers of this project, please go to Kickstarter and read the quick update. Almost done with the paintings, Yeee!!
Apr 4, 2015
Character 90- Pizza guys
Drew this of these cats flying to deliver a pizza! Watercolor and ball point pen.
Dig this? Check out this collage of characters 2014-2015
Mar 25, 2015
3 miles- This American Life
This story reveals so much about what drives Capitalism and Racism, the frustration, the self introspection or believing what people with negative thoughts tell you, and those who go through so much yet still rise.
Click on the link if you cannot listen to the audio here.
Mar 23, 2015
Campaigns worth supporting- Dance, Animation, Film
I cant speak highly enough about the impact Brotherman Comics has had on me seeing my future in illustration and providing a positive reflection. Please share and support.
I had the chance to meet Joti Singh and her husband Bongo recently at a ceremony and was amazed not only by the relationship between husband and wife, but the skill and artistry they both shared with the ceremony's participants. Please attend the show they are throwing in the Bay Area and support.
Support his project using this link. I don't know the director but I have seen his name via The African American Animators of the Past & Present site and this looks amazing. If we talk about wanting to see more diverse characters in animation, lets support this!
I haven't met the film makers, but a friend of the team sent this to me and it looks scary! In a good way. Support independent film.
I had the chance to meet Joti Singh and her husband Bongo recently at a ceremony and was amazed not only by the relationship between husband and wife, but the skill and artistry they both shared with the ceremony's participants. Please attend the show they are throwing in the Bay Area and support.
Support his project using this link. I don't know the director but I have seen his name via The African American Animators of the Past & Present site and this looks amazing. If we talk about wanting to see more diverse characters in animation, lets support this!
I haven't met the film makers, but a friend of the team sent this to me and it looks scary! In a good way. Support independent film.
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