An illustration that I did for The Suit Magazine was just published today. Enjoy!
Caricature of Mayor Bloomberg for The Suit Magazine
Posted in Uncategorized with tags Bloomberg, Mayor, Mayor Bloomberg, Mayor of NYC, Michael Bloomberg, New York City, NYC, Suit, Surveil, The Suit, The Suit Magazine on September 26, 2012 by Michael MossSome fun with Photoshop.
Posted in Uncategorized on April 21, 2012 by Michael Moss
This was originally a 3d rendering of a building pictured during the day that I turned into a night shot.
New animation from Dung Beetle Comics.
Posted in Uncategorized on October 7, 2011 by Michael Moss
Following up on the success of our previous animation we have just released a new one. Have a look and enjoy!
Steampunk Samurai
Posted in News, Uncategorized on September 21, 2011 by Michael MossThis is my sketch of a steampunk samurai. Daimyo Dynamo? Ok, maybe not. Now on to the painting!
Crane wars!
Posted in Interesting, Uncategorized on August 23, 2011 by Michael MossGot challenged to a tiny crane war by a friend on Facebook. I’m going to call it a draw at this point; however, if she can fold a crane from smaller than a 1/4″ square piece of paper then I’ll accept defeat gracefully. Below are some pictures of the tiny tiny cranes.
My cranes:
Her cranes:
One of the smallest origami cranes I’ve ever made.
Posted in Interesting, Uncategorized on August 18, 2011 by Michael Moss
One of the things I love to do is fold incredibly small cranes. The smallest I’ve ever done was created from a piece of paper 1/4″ square. The final crane looked uncomfortably close to a spitball. This one is from a piece of paper just a hair over 3/8″ square. It photographs better and looks crisper than the smaller one. It also has the added feature that I can fold it with my fingers and not a magnifying glass and toothpicks.
Back in New York!
Posted in News on July 19, 2011 by Michael MossGlad my move from SF to NYC is largely finished. UPS made my boxes look like some demented origami art; however, most things seem to have come through unscathed. I still wish that I could’ve driven across the country with my wife. That would’ve been nice.
All that remains is to fill in all the normal blanks. Place to live, job, car and so forth. That’s right! I said car. At least at the moment it will be a necessity. I’m also excited at the prospect of getting a bike. SF is a terrible place to bike, being full of monster hills, NYC seems mild in comparison. That is if you don’t count the monster traffic/aggressive driving. Not that SF doesn’t have its share of that too.
I’m looking forward to many new and engaging relationships with clients and interesting projects!
