Green X-mas

With Christmas coming up, let Santa know what you want his year in a new way. Email is quicker, easier to store and better for the earth. Emailing will better ensure that St. Nick puts your name under "nice".

Buzz

Make magazine's blog did a quick post about the illustrations I did for "Making things move" written by Dustyn Roberts. In stores soon.

http://blog.makezine.com/archive/2010/09/water_analogy_illustrations.html

Pork and Beers

This is a concept logo that I created. I had an idea for a bar that would sell cajun pork cracklins and possibly other pork parts.

British invasion

The gulf spill is becoming a real black eye for this country. As it comes up on the shore BP is coming up with just more futile attempts to stop the encroaching oil. I came up with this image as a redesign of their logo with a topical twist. A friend of mine tipped me off that there is a competition by greenpeace to redesign their logo. I encourage everyone to send in entries.

http://www.greenpeace.org.uk/files/tarsands/logo-competition.html

Vietnam

I finally got around to scanning this stamp. As we were brought through the streets of Vietnam, one day we were taken to a young guy working in a closet size room carving stamps. With the smell of roasted chestnuts and garbage mixing together we picked out our stamps. Because of my french heritage I chose this image. I miss Vietnam...

Updated Virgin Springs movie poster

I updated one of the earlier drawings I did for the movie "the virgin springs". You can find this and other works I've done on my website, www.seancomeaux.com

Iranian ant farm

There was a recent article in the New York Times about how Iran has built a maze of tunnels that house and protect their atomic complex. Having their nuclear capabilities hidden obviously makes them difficult for us to get to and could possibly pose a threat. This should have been tipped off when Mahmoud Ahmadinejad founded the Iranian Tunneling Association.

The idea for this image just popped in my head. I could imagine the hurried scurrying of bomb making in tunnels below the watchful eyes of countries with nukes.

The article can be found here:
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/01/06/world/middleeast/06sanctions.html?hp