calebcleveland

Wow, been a while!

Getting a lot of questions about this line of drawings I've been posting: What's it for?  Is there a story behind it? Was Angela Lansbury really ever that sexy? The answer to all those questions can be answered by three words: "Thrilling Adventure Hour". It's simply one of the greatest podcasts ever. Serial adventures like "Sparks Nevada: Marshall on Mars" and "Colonel Tick-Tock" are performed in front of a live audience in the style of old-timey radio shows.  I listen to it all the time when I'm working, and it never fails to make me smile while pushing the pencil around. Also, the drawings have caught the notice of the show's creators, and may end up being part of a collaboration of sorts: stay tuned!

Give your ears a treat: thrillingadventurehour.com/ You'll be glad you did.

I'm now taking commissions!  If you have questions, email me or send me a message on DA with the subject line "Commission", and the description of what you'd like in the body.

Here are my rates:

Sketch cards-$25

9"x12"

Graphite-$50
Ink-$75
Charcoal/Wash-$100

11"x17" (standard western comic size)

Graphite-$100
Ink-$150
Charcoal/Wash-$200

+$25 for background

+$25 for each additional character

If you want sequential pages, please contact me for specifics.  

These prices do not reflect shipping and handling, both of which would be handled individually.

I take Paypal in advance, and won't take longer than two weeks to get your artwork shipped to the address you specify.  

Message me on DA if interested!  I hope to hear from you!

UPDATE!!!  First, my website's getting a major overhaul.  Pretty things will soon be available there for purchase and perusal, and the entire look of the thing will be redone, top-to-bottom.  

Also, San Diego Comic-Con is coming next week, and I know I'll end up seeing a lot of you there, wandering the overwhelming epicness of the event like I will be.  

Hope to see you there!

I've been aware of Fallout 3's incredibly prolific mod community for a while now - wish there were a fun tool or weapon in the game? There's an incredibly talented artist out there's who's probably made it.  Every so often, I get a request from an ambitious modder to create an in-game version of one of my weapons or armor designs, and often the result is indeed cool.  However, the F3 modder known as AnOneTwo took it to a whole new level with his insanely-detailed version of my Murdelizer design.  Seriously, it's damn-near perfect.  And the enterprising filmmakers at Darkfire Gaming turned it into an incredible trailer for their new website.

Pretty awesome, isn't it?  And it's probably the closest I'll ever get to actually holding one and unleashing quantum hell on my adversaries.  A big Pipboy hug to all involved.

I'm not dead.