Welcome to the blog! Here you'll find insights into the art of storyboarding, concept development, shooting boards, and visual storytelling for film, television, and advertising. From camera planning techniques to the emotional impact of character design, this is where I’ll share my expertise honed over a decade of working with directors and top brands. Whether you're a creative director, filmmaker, or agency looking to elevate your pitch, this blog reveals how powerful visuals drive unforgettable stories.
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Scene I boarded out for Disney Pixar’s The Incredibles a while back. Mr. Incredible drives his mundane car home from his mundane job to his mundane house, and almost loses it when he slips on his son’s skateboard in the driveway.
Storyboard sequence I did a while back from The African Queen (1951), starring Humphrey Bogart and Katharine Hepburn. In this scene, their boats gets stuck in the reeds as they are evading Nazis. Done straight from the script. I have not seen the film.
Assignment for Figure 4 class with Francis Vallejo. Idea was to practice designing an image with light. Painted digitally in Corel Painter 12.
Small painting of my home town of Tucson done for Landscape class. 8x15.5 oil on board
Flew home to Tucson recently for the birth of my niece. Her name is Elizabeth and she’s the cutest! Here she is getting her first bath (not too happy about it). Painted in Corel Painter with a Wacom pen tablet.