How I spent New Year's Eve with my son and my oldest friend.

Last meal of 2025 is the first poop of 2026.

QTP with a robot that's not Star Wars or Transformers Hard Mode: No Gundam series, Battletech or Macross allowed

I'd been here before, but I'd forgotten how cool this part of the fort was. Fortaleza de San Felipe, Dominican Republic.

The tree is up for 2025, and every time we get those decorations out, Red and the Hatbox ghost from the Disneyland attractions are usually the first ones I hang.

Yes, it's true. I love crows. And this illustration is amazing.

Movie you’ve watched more than six times with a gif. Hard mode: no Star Wars, Star Trek, LOTR, or Marvel.

Well, the Vanship model I've been struggling with for the last few months is almost finished. While I'm not a great modeler, or even a good one yet, I really enjoyed figuring out how to do stuff. I haven't put decals on anything in over 20 years, so we'll see how that goes.

This illustration is gorgeous.

So evocative.

I'm sure @magicaltrash.com has seen this picture, but it's one of my favorites. Where is Walt Disney headed? What is he thinking? I love it.

I found this in my recipe collection tonight. I had asked for the recipe when we ate at the Blue Bayou back in '97 and they gave me this. I have made it twice in the last 28 years and it was delicious both times. Sadly, I haven't been able to make reservations there for at least the last 6 years.

If you see this, post your getaway vehicle.

You’ll be visited by 3 spirits The three spirits

Introduce yourself with four spaceships.

Oh, I really like this one.

I would love to explore this house.

Owl!

I designed and built this bipedal drone (robot) for that animated project I'm slowly circling while I decide whether to jump in and commit. Anyway, I really like it.

I have very mixed feelings about how I actually prefer Disneyland's interpretation of Hawaii over Hawaii's presentation of Hawaii.

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Age yourself with gaming.

I could not wait for this version of Space Mountain to open. I snapped this around 1994 at Disneyland Paris.

I was there, Gandalf. I was there 3000 years ago. I was at Disneyland when there was only one park you could walk to from your car.

When Disney replaced Bugs Land at DCA with the Avengers Campus, we were tasked with building a working prop that Ant Man or the Wasp could carry around with them. I built all the rides, the restroom and a vending cart and we printed them out really, really tiny. There were two used at the park.

So I've been on a cleaning bender for awhile now and just found these images of a steam powered robot. I made a short live action film about 15 years ago. The story wasn't great, but it looked really cool. These guys were essentially dockworkers.

1922 was a banner year for Coca Cola. Here's the original Coke polar bear!

Boy, designing a mostly skintight optical camouflage suit that doesn't sexualize my main character is... Difficult. Her boots look cool, though! I want to finish all three variations by the weekend. We'll see. Also, building hands. Gah!

If you haven't had a look at Three Panel Soul, you're missing out. This one made me snort out my coffee.

november~ 🦊✨🍂🍄 #art

In '98 Vegas was still in the theme park game. Star Trek the Experience opened at the Las Vegas Hilton, and Rhythm & Hues was invited to the opening festivities. (I animated most of the show, with the exception of the Crellian Dyzan. (the space cows))

In 93' While ILM was animating dinosaurs, Rhythm and Hues was working on a motion base ride for a now defunct theme park in Japan. I built a lot of models for Seafari, including the whale sub, but this was also my first animation gig. Lorne Lanning was the art director.

It's that time of the year! #halloween

So we're cleaning out the picture closet where Teresa and I store all our memories and I found this. Yeah. Year I graduated from high school. The San Diego Comic Con was a lot smaller 36 years ago, but damn, it was cool.

This is super cute. I *think* Carrie Sloan made it, but I can't be too sure. I like the astronaut.

Yeah, jet-lag has gotten the best of me this week, but I did finish this portable missile launcher I designed while on vacation. I'm really happy with how it turned out.

Man eating plants. Gotta watch out for them.

I'm really glad I picked this Silly Symphony pencil cup at Disneyland when I did. I am always running out of places to drop used pens, pencils and scissors, so they tend to get lost.

Not my home, but I know my way around.

This sign confused me. At first I thought it was a winding road, but then I wondered if the snakes on Gibraltar were just lazy.

While traveling, I feel the urge to draw, since I can't build things. As soon as I get home, this is the next asset I will build for one of my personal projects.

The tombstone is finished and set up in the yard. I'm pretty happy with the way it turned out!

I know it's not canon, but Luke just wanted to see what World of Motion was all about.

I finished the repaint of that plaster relief I turned into a tombstone. I made it darker and plan on using UV paint to light up her eyes.

I bought this model kit about fifteen years ago. It's the Möwe, a jet powered glider from Nausicaä and the Valley of the Wind. I started it during the Covid-19 and then put it aside. I finally finished it tonight and I'm pretty happy with the final piece.

Not all heroes wear tights.

That pose on the left. Holy shit, it's amazing.

Holy shit, it worked! My Haunted Mansion plaque is nearly there! And the lighting makes it look *great*! #Disneyland

Here's a tombstone I made 20 years ago from a plaster relief I found at a home and garden store. I need to repaint it before I put it out in the yard.