JFlah's Blunders

I sketched this rabbit with his umbrella a while back and just got around to digitally coloring it. I have a "clean" un-textured version, but I think this one has more visual interest - what do you think?

I very much enjoyed listening. Check out this instrumental version Lincoln Brewster's Christmas carol medley. It's got a great rock-out feeling to it that made me smile. Click on it and see what I mean. Singing electric guitars, rhythmic but not overwhelming drums, some voice synth at the edges...

So, I finished the preliminary flat zoetrophe 10.7.3.1 tract this week. It's super simple and I used the design elements from a previous brochure for each "explanation" page. Each animation could only be six frames long. I have a new admiration for those people who do animation and do it well cause I now know that's definitely not my calling. So, yeah, it was a challenge to get it animated, but the main challenge this week was to get the booklet printed. I don't know what buttons I pushed to cause such a problem, but for some reason InDesign was printing the booklet out of order even though I had set things up like I have always done. I'm still scratching my head about that one. It took me over an hour to figure out what the problem was and to finally print out the few copies I needed, but if I want to save the booklet as a pdf, I'll have to re-order the pages again. - sigh- the joys of modern technology, right? The animations turned out pretty fair. B

I've been enjoying Barlow Girl's music for a long time now. I love the harmony and the quality of their voices combined. The video includes two of my favorite Christmas songs. I have too many "favorite" Christmas songs to count, but these two songs are in my top twenty.

Sketched these characters a while back. I absolutely LOVE drawing the Grinch. He's just so sour.