Happy Daddy's Day

To all the Daddies out there teachin' boys/bois how to be men,
Happy Daddy's Day.
XOXOX
Jezza

Mag Daddy

Jacob Mott's Q&A inspired me to draw up the master of magnetism.
I'm not as happy with this piece as I'd like to be, but it's not the first piece I've posted that I feel this way about. I've learned the more I put my work out there the more I grow.
So here ya have it and grow I go :)

Hope you guys are having a great week.
x
Jezza

Jacob Mott

Jacob Mott!!!
I'm a big fan of a lot of artist. Any artist that inspires me to push my work further or just leaves me in awe of what they've done with their talent gets complete and humbled respect from me. So with that said, let me just say I am ecstatic about presenting this month's Q&A with Jacob.
Jacob delivers a cartoony style packed with detail in it's simplest form. You've seen his work in many places, but some recent works include Class Comic's, Naked Justice: Beginnings and his own new web comic, The Adventures of Lawsuit & T-Boy.

June

It's June!
Is this year flyin' by for anyone else? And I thought last year went by fast. Whew!

June holds birthdays for Spanish writer, Javi Cuho, Hard to Swallow's Dave Davenport, and artist- sculptor, Belasco. Show them some love on their blogs or on whatever networking site you use.

This month's Q&A will be with British artist extraordinaire, Jacob Mott! Yup! Big Watch Boi, Jacob Mott! He gives us a good load of English wit, humor and spunk along with some hot art pieces.

And of course you can look forward to art work from yours truly.
Happy June, everybody!
-Jezza

Avatar: The Last Airbender

Avatar: The Last Airbender is probably my favorite cartoon series in my adult life. I've always been a sucker for elemental powers, so I probably would have watched it even if it wasn't great. But this cartoon was a breath of fresh air. It was original and very well written. All of the characters are entertaining and the story takes you on an imaginative adventure through a fanciful world. Nickelodeon and Cartoon Network, both, could use more cartoons like The Last Airbender.

I made a list of Asian characters I considered drawing as part of my tribute to Asian History Month and decided to Jezz up the Avatar himself as a reminder that despite the casting in the upcoming movie, Ang is as Asian as any other big eyed, Manga-ish cartoon character.

I've done more than my share of ranting about how racist it is to cast Asian and Inuit influenced characters with white actors and make the bad guys - Arab. So, I'm going to say something from a different head space. I'm hoping the Last Airbender's message about war and friendship is what influenced the casting and racial rewrites. M. Night Shyamalan doesn't have a very good record of making good movies or even thinking that deeply about them in the first place, but still I can hope. Better to hope than to walk around angry about a bad director's stupidity, hehe :)

I hope you enjoy my grown up Avatar: AAng. You will be seeing more him in my work.
Happy Hump day, folks. Have a great rest of your week.
-Jezza

Monkeygogo

I've heard a saying that every artist is creating a subconscious self-portrait in every piece of work he creates. If that is true, I am dying to meet this weeks feature, Monkeygogo. The BBC (British Born Chinese - isn't that adorably hilarious? Monk is the one who put me on to that...I'm rambling) artist illustrates muscled studs in an original Manga-ish style that leaves me inspired. Read on to get a glimpse of how much the artist has in common with his illustrations. Monkeygogo's perverse and can-do attitude is just as hot as his work.

Mauleo

So, not too long I was checkin out someone's blog (can't remember who's) and through browsin their links, I discovered Mauleo. I was immediately a fan. Mauleo's work features some of my favorite stylizations- Oversized muscles, exaggerated dicks, and HUGE cum loads.