"Like a fine wine, 2003 will never get old, but I still don't like how it tastes."

Works from 2003

This is not complete yet, but it's a good sample of last year's work.

Staring Down A Mullet This was created entirely on the computer for a school project my girlfriend did. Apparently it is a bad idea to stare at someone with a mullet. I love the mullet character but the background could use some extra work.

Link vs. the Dizzy Moth This is a close-up of Link from the larger picture I designed a while ago. I cropped a lot of his body out of the large image because I felt the Moth should be the focal point, but I worked really hard on him, so here he is.

Tetra This is Link's friend and co-adventurer from the Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker. I sketched her out without any reference materials to aid me, so it's not totally accurate.

Spy Guy A character I invented, based on a dream I had! He's kind of nifty, but maybe a bit cliche. The drawing is cliche too, for that matter. But technically it's not half bad, so I decided to include it here.

Leapin' Links! A quick and dirty sketch of Link, in the style of The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker. More action than I usually put into my character poses at the time.

Farnsworth A super-fast sketch of Prof. Farnsworth (from Futurama) that's worth posting not because it's really good but because I came up with something funny for him to say!

Reggae Just a silly sketch I did of a stereotypical Reggae guy. I think it has a lot of personality!

Simpsons Shelf Large image warning! This was for my girlfriend's birthday: the shelf has portraits of our family members on one side and a scene with the Simspsons cast on the other. It was a lot of fun to make.

Mounted Simpsons Shelf Here's the shelf on my girlfriend's wall, complete with her Simpsons figures. I used watercolours, so you can see some woodgrain through it; I like the effect.

Lumber Jack A one-shot superhero (maniac?) named Lumber Jack. Get it? His name is Jack! C'mon, at least you have to admit that he looks funny!

CData Explores the Woods I came up with this very expressive piece of a robot exploring a natural landscape one slow summer afternoon. I think it's heavily influenced by Samurai Jack and The Wind Waker.

Gunpowder This one popped on to the sketch pad while I was listening to the song Gunpowder by Wyclef Jean. It's a moving song and I tried to channel its energy into the picture.

Copyright © 2002-2006 David T. Mitchell.