I thought this would be interesting to some of you. Because I use this site for my paintings, I have some reluctancy here (and that is why this is a "scrap"). But I decided to show some of this because I don't want you guys to think I am all "paint only". It's so damn far from the truth. I was able to draw in Adobe Illustrator before I could with a pen.

So... If you have ever wondered who does the little graphic nonsense (nobody ever gives a shit about) on the Venture Brothers... Well, that crap falls on me. I guess I shouldn't say "falls" on me, because I kinda pull the pile down on myself. I am all extra persnickety about these little details. And... so is Jackson. We love to get this kinda crap "right". Jackson has come to save these little graphic jobs for me to do. Why? Because I am a nut who will spend way too much time on it, and do it for free. If I don't do it, I see the results of a little gem in the making left in the hands of an overworked animator, and I flip-out, like a child... "Ahhh, come on! It should be way more cool than that!" So I do it myself. You guys will never understand how much little pieces of shit Jackson and I have to do ourselves... Thankless crap. Yet... It's worth it. Isn't it? We think so.

These are the logos for the Guild of Calamitous Intent. When I do logos, I do a whole bunch of them and let Jackson choose. The problem is, Jackson never tells me which one he went with... because of that, I do them all as finals. Come to think of it, because I am not the most ummm, "punctual" person with these things... We never decided on a final. So when I did the G.C.I. Handbook, I just went with the most arcane one. There may be a use for the others yet.

And... the first person that gets one of these as a tattoo, will receive a prize. If I beat you all to this rather insane thing to permanently do to your body... The prize will be of lesser value.

NOTE: The contest is over... We have a winner! And even though we have been scooped on being the first, Jackson and I are still considering getting one of these forever carved and inked on our precious bulk. Ask us at Comicon if we "whuss'ed-out" on it...

All done in adobe Illustrator 10... No clip art is EVER used