Saturday, November 21, 2009

Noir Poster

Hello, once again. It's been too long... again... I know. I have failed miserably at what I've tried to accomplish on my blog. Bummer. But it's still a place for me to vent, post artwork, and such so here I am. Doing what I do. Work has gotten VERY busy. GOOD busy. That, on top of all the other projects I'm working on, has caused me to neglect my blog. Sucks, I know. Hopefully, I'll get better at it soon enough. Anyhow, here's another speed painting. Single layer Photoshop painting. About 15 minutes. Kind of a Noir themed poster I guess. More to come soon. I PROMISE! Til' here!



Stephen

GO LAKERS!

GO PACQUIAO!

Thursday, September 17, 2009

Urban Dude

Yo yo yo. Here's another speed painting that I did at work. Actually had some free time at the end of the day so I thought I would whip something up. Same as the last ones, Photoshop single layer paintings. This one was pretty quick, 10-15 minutes or so. I'm really going to try to put more diverse and complete work up on my blog regularly. Trying to make it a weekly thing on top of all the other little quick ones that I'll post such as this one. Hopefully that will start by next week. Wish me luck haha. Til' here.



Stephen

Friday, August 7, 2009

Robot while Rendering

Hello, once again. Had more time to do more art while rendering heheheh. This one I actually took a little bit of time on. Not TOO much time, but just a little. I'd come back to it every time I had to render. Same as the last ones, photoshop single layer painting. Just of a broken robot and a lost boy in a robot kind of world. Til' here!



Stephen

Thursday, July 16, 2009

Speed Paintings

Hello, again. Here are some speed paintings that I did at work while rendering. About 15-25 min. each. Just single layer paintings in Photoshop. I forgot how much fun these were. Maybe I'll do more. Til' here!





Stephen

Sunday, June 21, 2009

Laker Parade 2009

Yo yo yo!!! Check out the pictures from the Laker parade from this year! My cousins and I went and got into the colliseum. It was AWESOME. Hot...but AWESOME. The pictures are by my cousin, Jerry Eusebio. Check em' out!


100,000 People Total



50,000 to our Left



50,000 to our Right


Someone brought the Mamba!



My cousin, Eric and I



Our foam Championship Trophies




LA's favorite MVPuppet


And here come the Lakers!



My cousins and I, minus Jerry and Terence, walkin' out


My cousins and I, minus Jerry, hydrating


Awesome Kobe Mural




Next time I'll post artwork, I promise. Haha. Peace! Lakers!



Stephen

Wednesday, June 3, 2009

UP Book Signing

What up, my good peeps. So the past weekend was AWESOME. Lakers closed out the series on Friday, woohoo!!! On Saturday, I went to the book signing of UP. Ronnie Del Carmen, one of my favorite story artists and the Story Supervisor and Lead Story Artist on UP, was there to sign books and release new ones of his own. I went with my cousin and saw some of my friends there. I nabbed The Art of Up, And There You Are by Ronnie, and Paper Biscuit 2 also by Ronnie. I got a chance to meet him and get all my books signed. He's super cool, and I got him to sign my UP book in Tagalog! The following day, my cousin and I went to go see the movie. It was AMAZING. Highly recommend it. See it. I give it, two thumbs UP!



Here are some pics of my weekend:


Walking to Nucleus.



Waiting in Line.



Checking out my books.

Me

My cousin, Reggie.


Meeting Ronnie.






Stephen

Thursday, May 28, 2009

Friend O' Mine

Hey, again. Just found out one of my co-workers has a blog as well. Cool guy, good work. Check him out if you get the chance.

http://edwardjchua.blogspot.com/

Expect a jam from he and I soon enough. Til' here!


Stephen


PS

GO LAKERS!!!

Sunday, May 24, 2009

Meanwhile, while rendering...

Yo yo. I know it's been some time again. Haven't really had the time to actually post anything. Things have been busy at work. GOOD busy. Anyhow, here's a piece that I did while rendering some things. My co-worker has this awesome Hellboy toy on his desk next to mine so I thought, why not. Done with the usual traditional materials I use: red col-erase, copic blacks, copic french greys, and white charcoal. I hope it is satisfactory. Til' next time!



Stephen