Huh, it’s funny… as I get ready for the San Diego Comic-Con tomorrow, looking at the post history, I’m realizing I really haven’t posted since this time last year… I really should be better about that, haha.
KANSAS CITY
A piece that was done for KC Magazine. They had a call for submissions for work in some way inspired by the city, and this is what came to mind for me.
ALL YOUR BASE BELONG TO US!
Getting Ready for Comic-Con
In a little under a week, I’ll be off to San Diego for my annual pilgrimage to the Nerd Mecca that is the San Diego Comic-Con. And like every year, to go with the anticipated geek-gasms, is to bring work to show publishers and scouts a like the pretty I make.
You know, I’d like part of my livelihood to involve drawing. I mean, I can only stare at a computer screen for so long! 
Anyway, part of the prep, putting together a leave-behind (thank you ad-agency brainwashing :P) that representatives can take with them. And I thought I’d share some behind-the-scenes pics of the production.
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HILLARY WATTS RIOT
So a friend of mine, Hillary, of The Hillary Watts Riot, asked me to draw her portrait. And I did. Simple story. Anyway, if you’d like to see to whole image, you can see it after the jump. Enjoy! Continue reading
ARCHETYPE GAMING
A friend runs a video game similar to Child’s Play, and he basically asked me to draw up a shirt. TADA!
There’s Always Time for A Little Whedon…
So in the freetime, personal time, you know, the basically any time I’m not at work time, I’ve been prepping a whole lotta pretty for the San Diego Comic-Con. Hence the severe lack of updates on the site. BUT still, as all my freetime has been taken up with freelance and SDCC, I had to come across this…
Damn you Joss Whedon, damn you. 
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Welcome!
Hey Guys,
Welcome to Yellowrant Creative.
What’s Yellowrant you ask? Really it’s nothing more than a name. Just a place to showcase my work, both professional and personal. Working in advertising and marketing, specifically in creative departments over the years, I think any Creative will tell you that you should have a site. BUT like most Creatives, my site had been a placeholder image for the longest time.
So I thought it was time to change that. Continue reading