Fantasy Aircraft

Here are a couple of fictitious aircraft I designed for my cartoon aircraft blog called "DRAWN PATROL".

These was done purely for fun.

Health Care Illo.

This was a pitch for a health care campaign. Had to emulate an existing art style.

CONCEPT ART

Lately I've been working for a video game company on various projects, these are a few level sketches.

Season's Greetings

Queen Komodo

Coco

Coco's Car

Queen Komodo's Car

Queen Komodo


One of Coco Monkey's most feared adversary, Queen Komodo was a fun project and yes, it did make it on air.
I sorted the design and direction, animation was by Andrew Finlayson and Jomar Ravalo.
The production was handled by Filmgraphics.

Thrasher and Grizzly

These two characters were to be the next contenders for Coco Monkey, but the campaign wrapped up early,so these guys never made it.

Coco Pops "Evil Sensei"

Some Chickens


Evil Sensei 1


A pig


Evil Sensei 2


Sumo Hippo in Lather

Another in the series of Kellogg's Coco Pops tvc's, " Evil Sensei " was produced.
Here are some of the characters.

Tokens

I can't remember the name of the product for this job, it was from Europe and something to do with a series of tokens, that you could collect or swap, I was asked to draw them as three different characters, and respective personalities
so I just worked with the shapes of the tokens and drew characters on that.

Westpac Bank Pitch

Here's a pitch for the Westpac Bank, we didn't get the job but the end result turned out well.

Wingnuts

This is a logo design for a friend's model aircraft company.

Mortein Characters

Here's a dust mite, rat and ant character models for Mortein Louie the Fly tvcs.

Coco Monkey Color Set-Up

One of a set of color samples for a Kellogg's Coco Pops tvc.
This one did get produced.

Pharmacy Tvc.

Here's a bunch of pharmaceutical dudes for some pitch on a local tvc.

Louie the Fly

This was to be the last Mortein Louie the Fly design from me after a 6 year ,(on and off) campaign.
After that, the tvc's were done with either cg or claymation.