Crossing Yourselves

Finding Yourself

Looks Like Someone Forgot About Us...

Mid-Morning Tumbles

Moonlight Descent

Sinking In

Celestial Harmonics

Skull Bandit

Washing Up / Drying Out

Robot at the River

March of the Ants

Watching it Burn

Bag of Stars

Lost Frequency - A 72 Hour Four Points Film Project project I was involved in

Over the weekend of October 24, I got to play a part in helping make the following film a reality, participating with Tasty Lumens in the Four Point Film Project. Part of the contest is that you are given a genre, a prop, a character, a line of dialog, and have only 72 hours to write, shoot and edit the film. Our genre was silent film, our prop head phones, our character was an appraiser, and our line of dialog was "Show me your best blank stare". I think we managed to pull off a pretty great film given the criteria. Click below to jump to Vimeo and check it out.

Lost Frequency from Isaac King on Vimeo.

In addition to working on the film, I got the opportunity of designing the Tatsy Lumens logo, which our editing team brought to life through some digital craftiness in the film. 

Once we know what the results are of the The Four Point Film Project, I'll update accordingly. Till then, enjoy the film, and keep your fingers crossed!

Be sure to check out Isaac's other films, including a previous effort by this team for the 48Hour film project at his Vimeo.

Hanging on

Drifting into the storm...

The Mummy on Harmonica

Twilight View

Franken-Crooner!

The Explorer Concept Sketch - The Octopus

Wolfman on Drums

Monster in the Grove

Free Falling

Digging Out

In the drink

Tree Tops - Hanging Out

Tree Tops - Just a moment

Like Leaves in the Fall...

Fox Roosting...

This is another sketch from one of my recent trips to NYC, and I think is where I first started playing with the idea of the Fox and Doe concept.

Growth comes from...

SFO City Nights sketch - The City Lights

One of the perks of my job is that I get to travel to NYC and SFO a good bit. This drawing is a composite of two views I took in whilst hanging out with a friend of mine, from his roof on Upper Haight, and then a friend of his, from her roof in the Twin Peaks hills on . I seriously doubt it matches any actual view of the city, actually a quick google search pretty much proves that statement, but for me, that's not the point. Rather I just wanted to capture how I felt, and how similarly I felt, staring at that city on those nights.

I actually didn't finish this up until a recent drink and draw back here in Portland.

Coming Down

More Space Death - In the trees...

Finding the Sky in NYC

This is another sketch I did while in NYC. One of the things I've definitely come to take for granted in PDX, is that at night, you can see a lot of the sky. So much so, that I think the light noise is super awful here. Compare that with what you can't see in NYC... and we've got it good.

This was probably also drawn at Whiskey Town, it's sort of become my go to drink and draw spot when in the city.

This is another one I'm debating about cleaning up and coloring in, though part of me likes it in this form.

The Explorer - More concept sketches

Don't think I've forgotten about The Explorer project, final boards are being worked on, but the story continues to evolve. So here's some more recent concept sketches about our under water protagonist...  You can look at some of the past concept art here and even further back over here

Bindle in hand....

Whiskey Rat at Whiskey Town , NYC

This is a sketch I made at a bar called Whiskey Town in NYC. I actually did a few more drawings there, and have met some really interesting and nice folks during my stints in the area this past spring/summer. If you're looking for a friendly dive, with some spicy pickle backs and a small, but decent, whiskey selection to sip while visiting NYC, I'd highly recommend it.

Down by the dock

The Fox and Doe - More Concept Sketches

Been drawing my way through another story idea, I've posted a few images prior, but here are some more, also I know the fox and doe are pretty inconsistently drawn, still working through how exactly I'd like them to be.

By The River Bank

Realized I've been posting more via iPhone snaps to Facebook then actually scanning work in. This is from a short series of drawings I've been making featuring my lil' monster guy. More soon.

Flying Skull Bed - Not sleeping tonight...