Treasure Hunters

Here are two pieces I recently posted on my new Facebook page.Drawings of people with a (not too clear) goal!

New Facebook Page!

Hi gang, I wanted to let you know I started posting on my new Facebook page that you can find here. Cant wait to see you guys there!

Live drawing Session

From today's session at the Studio with Karl Gnass, Katherine modeling for us.

1800's

Old times inspired sketches

FLY !

Pretty self explanatory

Standing clear...

...Of these guys line of fire, just in case. (Added details for line treatment).

In No Particular Order...

…Just for fun and to see if we agree in way or another, here are some of my all time favorite films for many different reasons: (in 'order of random appearance'), Klute, Psycho, The Prince of Egypt, Cube, The Manchurian Candidate (1962), 101 Dalmatians, Mighty Aphrodite, Sunset Boulevard, Forrest Gump, The Changeling (1980), Saving Private Ryan, Fargo, Annie Hall, Rocky, J.F.K., Manhattan, Leon, La Comunidad, Bienvenido Mister Marshall, Spirited Away, Stranger Than Paradise, Seven, Alien, 'Paris,Texas', El Sur, Schindler's list, Saturday Night Fever, Amadeus, Blade Runner. So here it is.

Photo opportunity

Creepy (really?) quartet on a day out

5

The first piece is a quick sketch from yesterday's life drawing session at the studio, not much time available lately, but at lead one piece is one piece. The other two (details included) are from some time ago, 1700's Europe inspired...

Pirates!

Here comes an individual with sea salt up to his eyebrows!

Original Cover Art

Hi everyone, here is the cover art I did for my graphic novel "Trail Of Steel: 1441 A.D." in black and white. Happy weekend!

Shopping

A scene from the mall, always a great source for little moments like this!

Live Drawing Sessions

Quite a bit of material today, all of it from live drawing sessions in the Sony days. We were lucky to have this wonderful opportunity to learn and have fun with a great group of friends!

4 Years

Here is a personal piece I did back in March 2011, I really did enjoy this one. I couldn't help at the time but thinking of Tom Adam's work, I was always so impressed with his mysterious and cryptic cover art for so many of Agatha Christie's novels.

Xyza Cruz Bacani, Photographer

I just discovered this filipina photographer who nine years ago left her country to work as domestic service in Hong Kong. One day she bought a camera with borrowed money. This is the result. http://www.xyzacruzbacani.com

HOME

Talking about movies with a heart! I just saw a screening of HOME, our latest film at Dreamworks (I didn't work on it unfortunately). I loved it! and so did by the way my three year old daughter who at the end insisted so much on the fact that she wanted to see it again, she even let the usher know about it (since he was wearing a uniform she possibly figured he might be able to do something about it! :)

By The Sea

Image of a guy looking at the ocean, a drawing I did time ago, sharpie and fine point Pilot markers on paper. I hope everyone is having a happy weekend.

Renaissance Warriors

Another action (pre-action actually) piece. Whatever happened next... It was just a fun to do exercise, isn't it great when you just can go at it without having to think about the previous or the posterior shot and draw for the moment?

Ye Ole Pirates' Days

Well, it's certainly been a while! …so hectic lately. Here are a few sketches I did for a graphic novel style story i did in collaboration with my friends and phenomenal talents Marcelo Vignali and Armand Serrano. That was a long time ago now, when the three of us used to work at Sony Animation together. I hope everyone is fine and enjoying the weekend!