Transformers and Tulips

Lately I've been working more with photography than drawing.  One of which, is a collage of Transformers that I put together in Photoshop.  Now, this comes with a disclaimer - I did NOT make the concept art for that.  All I did was find high res images of them on the net and put them together in one photo.  I wouldn't want Dreamworks or Michael Bay mad at me.  Who ever did make these images of them is badass though.    

The other photo is one I took of some tulips we have at home.    


More coming...


~Jonathon

Sketchbook Drawings Available

After weeks of scanning drawings and trying to make them appear somewhat interesting, the sketchbook section is now up.  Don't let the amount of thumbnails fool you, for there is many sketches per preview.  A lot of what's in there dates back to when I was in high school.  But some of them you may recognize as finished drawings that made it past the cut.  There's dinosaurs, comic characters, a Disney character, a few women, comic pages and other various things.  Some of what's in there has only been seen by a few people, and I debated about having this section on my site to begin with, but I decided people may want to see the doodles I've done over the ages.  I hope you enjoy...

~Jonathon  

A Little History That Went A Long Way

Remember that scene in Back to the Future III where Marty and Doc have their picture taken in front of the clock for the tower in Hill Valley?  That picture ends being integral part of the story, just as it would be for anyone's family history.  Having said that, I always love seeing very old family photographs like that.  My Aunt sent me this one today. 

We haven't been able to identify everyone in the photo yet.  However, pictured behind the bearded man who's sitting down, is my great grandmother, Bertha Rose.  This photo was taken in 1910, 20 years before her death in 1930.  The bearded man was her father.