This is a wallpaper I made of four characters who try to survive a zombie apocalypse. Because everyone loves zombie apocalypses, right? Currently the characters are named after Left 4 Dead zombies. In the lower left is "Charger," the all-too-serious leader and mother figure of the group. In the lower right is "Hunter," the excitable and reckless traceuse. In the upper right is "Smoker," the anti-social snark. And in the upper left is "Jockey," a girl who's a little "off" thanks to all the trauma around her. "Hunter" and "Smoker" were created by Zarla, while the other two were created by me. You can find out more about the characters here and here.

This is a profile for a silly little monster I made up. A poster of this was shown at the Altered Esthetics gallery in Minneapolis, MN. Someone apparently bought it, too! Yay!

A sticker design for The F Plus, a podcast about absurd, twisted, or otherwise bizarre websites. The scene was based on a line from a particularly weird piece of fiction featured in one episode.

Jazaaboo! She's an insane, rambling, annoying, loud, obnoxious, reactionary jerk. We have a lot in common.

A profile for another silly monster I made up. A poster of this was shown during the Altered Esthetics gallery's rock-themed fundraiser.

Several banners made for Speed Demos Archive for their "Awesome Games Done Quick" video game marathon. SDA hosts videos of the fastest speedruns, and everyone there joined forces to beat a whopping 100 games in a mere 4 days. All of this was to raise money for the Prevent Cancer Foundation. It was a huge success, too! Way to go, people!

Chances are if you're here, you've seen a Speed Gamers marathon. But if not, here's what they do: The Speed Gamers play video game marathons as a live show for charity. The marathons usually have a theme, and the games are complemented by commentary, stunts, contests, and prize giveaways. They've raised a total of about $300,000 in the three years they've been active! This poster was designed for their Star Wars marathon, and is intended to be given out as a prize. The art in it was also used for the site's banners and promotional videos! Hooray for consistent designs!

Some time ago someone pointed me to a Pokémon-themed art contest, and I figured to just have some fun and enter. However, nobody said I had to take it seriously, so the character I entered was King Rex Caesar, the rock-stupid goofball with questionable problem-solving skills. The contest's first art challenge involved drawing a Pokémon trainer braving a huge snowstorm in order to find a beacon. Clearly this meant I had to draw my idiot character looking for anything but a beacon.

Wilhelm is a knife-wielding tempura shrimp. Zee is a flying blueberry. They starred in a bunch of Flash cartoons I made. Here they're scaling a huge cactus, as they're the only heroes small enough to walk AROUND the deadly spikes.