In 1994 I was working in special effects.  This was the first time I was making puppets for a pilot "Beyond Family" my first big gig.
 

I didn't like to keep art on the floor so i would always hang it up before or after a show.  This was my living room in the Fairfax district, around 2001.

This was the original Bomb Cat sculpture for Anthony Ausgang in 2002.  Long before I had to start wearing glasses.

in 2002 I also sculpted the "Sour" vinyl figure for Brendan Monroe.  This was a great design that was a pleasure to sculpt.  Brendon was also a sculptor which makes it easier to realize a 2-D piece of art into 3-D.

In 2002 Casting maquetes for the pre-school show The Save-Um's!

In 2003 I helped to sculpt a giant Mt Rushmore for a Pizza Hut commercial.  I was assigned Theodore Roosevelt.

The final assembly of the Mt Rushmore set.

Preparing the Endorphins for priming and painting. Jan 2007.

Hanging all of the Endorphins for the Dave Pressler Toy Explosion! January 2007.

Patrick Lam, Me and the talented Thomas Han. 

She has great taste in art.  She bought this sculpture of mine from Munky King in 2004.

Comic-Con 2005 with the old school MK gang.  From left: Patric Lam, Thomas Han, Joe Ledbetter, Myself, Miq Willmott, Ben Zhu, and Luke Chueh.  Apologies to the gent in the red t-shirt, I'm old and it was a while ago.

Yes me and Joe love showing off our perfect nostrils.

Having a cocktail at Gallery 1988 what could be better.

Hanging out with Luke in 2004.

Putting the finishing touches on "Bearer Of Bad News" for the Imaginary Skies show in April of 2008.

Hanging out with Nathan Jurevicius at the Monkey King vinyl figure signing.  2008

Who knew Robin Williams is a huge toy fan.  He showed up at the Monkey King toy signing.  from left: Robin, Nathan Jurevicius, Me and Patrick Lam.

Signing Angry Clobber Monkey figures at Munky King 2009

Good friend Zury Ponce helping me finish the "Clobber Babe" costume. 2009
 

Angry Clobber Monkey signing in Chicago with Kirby Kerr at Rotofugi November 2009.

In spring 2008 working on the early ideas for Robot And Monster for Nickelodeon.

Working on the Robot And Monster pilot at Nickelodeon in 2009.

2012 installed at Gallery 1988.

Hanging out with the amazing James Jean!

Finishing "Sometimes I Stand And Stare". 

2013 at the opening of my show at the Red Pipe Gallery.  Photo courtesy of Eric Minh Swenson.

Taking down the Very Robot Christmas show in Jan of 2014 was harder then I thought.  I had some great help.
 

Jonathan Baker and Jonathan Finn Gamino helped literally tear down the show.

A piece I did in 2004 for a Halloween show at The Key Club, first time I made a custom frame.

Toy Sculpture I was working on in 2005.

Working with some mini robots in a little set.

Hand pressing the "100 Robots" Ink block posters. 2012

This is where they grow toilets.

My Toby mask.

Working on the "Vacuumtronic" painting for A Very Robot Christmas. 2013.

Checking out the leg of Bradley Frank who had a cool tattoo of one of my robots.

I figure this is my computers POV when I'm working late.
 

long before my art career I was an actor in theater and sometimes TV.  Once in a while I will get an opportunity to act in a movie.  I was in a movie titled "Two Jacks" we shot it in 2011 and in 2013 i had the pleasure to go to the San Diego Film Festival to do a Q &A at a screening.  Sharing the stage with one of my co-stars Rosie Fellner who is awesome as person and actor.

Dropping the frame into the body structure with help from master foam sculptor Gerry Donofrio.  2012

Marking out and defining the panels.

Making the feet.  They each had wood panels on the bottom for mounting the foot and leg hardware.

Now it's starting to look like something.

Grinding down the brackets on the claws and making everything fit.

Claws and head in place.

It's coming along.  PVC pipe in place, head not done yet.

Three coats of auto primer, over the endless coats of surfboard resin.

Rolling on the first coats of iron loaded acrylic paint.  Then it get sprayed with copper oxide, then the rusting begins
 

With a few more details to go Revenge-Bot is pretty much done.  Thanks to Pretty In Plastic Studios for letting me make a big mess. November 2012.

My brother Charlie and his family came to visit summer of 2012.  My niece Olivia loves old school Batman.  I said I could take her to see the Batmobile.  She was skeptical.  We were looking at it through the window, and the George Barris was nice enough to let us come in and take some pics and hang out.  What a great amazing legend.

Actually getting to see the original Big Bird design art.

My favorite moon walker artist Astronaut Alen Bean was at an event and I got to hang out with him and show him pictures on my phone of the Revenge-Bot sculpture. 

Painting the lettering on to the Artist Statement Robot block prints.  Available in the shop!

Inking and finishing the original art for the Very Robot Christmas poster. The orginal art as well as the poster is available in the website store!

A little slice of my robot collection.