These are some of the projects I'm currently working on or planning to make someday.
You play as Reginald the Rat, a sewer-dwelling rodent obsessed with shiny things. Smash enemies and obstacles across four themed worlds: Sewer, Basement, Graveyard, and Kitchen. Each world has five levels, each ending in a treasure. Once you collect it, an escape sequence kicks off where you have to race back through the level. There's a boss at the end of every world.
After one too many tequilas at a Day of the Dead fiesta in Mexico, you wake up as Juan—a stereotypical Mexican man—in a magical, exaggerated version of Mexico called Mexi-Land. Your mission: rescue the members of the Dressin Gang from the Mazmorra and reach the Sombrero Portal to return home. Some levels even have a piñata donkey you can ride.
A cute alien’s home is attacked by a creeping black goo that erases music. Travel through seven musical planets, defeat rhythm-hating bosses, and bring harmony back to the galaxy. The final battle takes place at the heart of the chaos—a black hole in the center of the universe.
A farming simulator set across three alien planets. Grow exotic fruits, vegetables, nuts, berries, and raise strange animals. You can even cook up alien recipes using your harvest.
The third remake of my very first game, Total Wingage. You play as a big green amoeba on an island, collecting chicken wings after a plane carrying an infinite supply of them explodes overhead. It’s weird, fast-paced, and saucy in all the best ways.
A comic about a mysterious computer virus in 1999 that begins to drip out of machines and morph into a sentient being known as “The Bug.”
I'm creating a few animatics for songs like “Banana Man” by Tally Hall and “Your Horoscope for Today” by Weird Al, among others.
I’ve applied to be a storyboard artist for the Minecraft Community Movie.
A scientist brings a long-dead 1700s politician—secretly opposed to the Constitution—to the present day. He quickly adapts, infiltrates the modern government, and begins manipulating things to try and sabotage America from within.
A rogue planet passes through the remnants of a dead star, absorbing the ingredients for life. It’s eventually captured by a binary star system with two suns: Solis Majoris and Solis Minoris. 500 million years later, it’s thriving with strange new life. The planet is larger than Earth, has stronger gravity, week-long days and nights, and almost constant rainfall.