and some racing robots for fun

kevin hanna from frogchildren studios is doing a great job of putting it all together and disseminating it to the masses. thanks again man!

oh yeah, and some very cool people have said some very cool things about it, check it out:

"Beautiful drawings, beautiful women, I couldn't stop turning the pages."
- Jeff Smith Bone, RASL

"Barnaby Ward mixes the class and glamour of european illustration, with the flair and originality of Japanese manga to create wonderfully compelling and stunning pieces of art!"
- Ashley Wood Popbot, Metal Gear Solid

"Barnaby Ward has the design sense and color palette that I would kill for, and If I ever meet him in person I'll probably do just that."
- Dave Johnson 100 Bullets, Batman

"The mind of Barnaby Ward must be very much like the streets of the Barbary Coast: filled with lurking dangers and surreal realities that tantalize your eye while plucking your nerves like the strings of an old guitar. It's as if, for a short time, you're allowed to see through the eyes of Alice, the White Rabbit, and the Queen of Hearts all at once, with Ward's twisted line work heightening the excitement of your slide down the rabbit hole."
- Scott Morse Spagetti Western, Soulwind

"That Barnaby fellow has the imaginative design chops of an Art Ninja! I would hate him if I hadn't decided to love him."
- Dan Hipp Amazing Joy Buzzards, Gyakushu

"I love the worlds Ward creates, you get the feeling you've visited them before on some oneiric trip, they're in our head deep down there, strangely he seems to have access to them. Barnaby lets his layouts breath and stretch their legs in beautiful full panel pages, the sense of scale in these is powerful and inspiring. His short stories and illustrations in the second part of the book are also absolutely stunning, "Rooftops" is a total stand out. Fantastic!"
- Enrico Casarosa Pixar

"The stark, surrealist atmosphere of Barnaby's art is quite captivating. It manages a perfect balance between cinematic world building and graphical minimalism." 
- Dave Roman Agnes Quill

the pic of the girl walking the octopus i posted recently was actually a work in progress. just finished it up, and will hopefully get it printed at 3' x 3'.




and here's something i did when i was supposed to be doing something else

sunder drew a character, and then i drew my version of his character



sunder's original sketch <-- clckick


and a couple other things i dredged up

did a corporate xmas card for the awesome dudes at grand creative

outside (click for enbiggenment)


inside