Turtles [Electric]
I had a little more trouble with Adobe Fresco (I’m using it on a slightly older iPad) but finished my Turtles painting! I hope it makes you nostalgic for your favorite version of them.
Soapbox Kolsch
Quick label illustration for Oak Park Brewing’s collaboration with Sacramento Brewing Company, “Soapbox Kolsch.”
Goomin Up that Hill (A Deal with Toad) [Vector]
My vector painting of “Goomin Up that Hill (A Deal with Toad) is complete! The brushes I used for the mustache, beard, and grass kept threatening to crash my computer, but then my goal was [...]
Goomin Up that Hill (A Deal with Toad) [Vector WIP 1]
I’m making another vector painting of a colored marker drawing, this time a recent one, my Mario doodle! Here’s the line work: I made some changes to Mario’s face to make him a little less [...]
How Bad I Was [Vector]
Finished my vector illustration of “How Bad I Was.” Pretty proud, hope you like.
Heaven’s Gate
Second post this week: another design for my friend Yared Berhane, a vector illustration called “Heaven’s Gate.”
I Wanna Be In ‘Zines, Rage Against Machines
Hannah FitzGerald, AKA @misterbananawoman, asked me to contribute to her and Dani Moll Toste’s zine Cheap Lotto Magazine. It looks great! Here’s the cover and the page featuring Boxerman and me.
![“Poor Sport: Weak [Excerpt]” by Robert Browne and Jesse Baggs](https://jessebaggs.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/weak_excrpt.jpg)
Poor Sport: Weak
“Weak,” another “And One” style illustration for Robert Browne’s Poor Sport.
![“Poor Sport: Stroke [Excerpt]” by Robert Browne and Jesse Baggs](https://jessebaggs.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/stroke_excrpt.jpg)
Poor Sport: Stroke
“Stroke,” an “And One” style illustration for Robert Browne’s Poor Sport. India ink on Bristol Board; PhotoShop; Illustrator.
![“Repo vs Tytin [Excerpt]” pinup by Jesse Baggs](https://jessebaggs.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/repo_excrpt.jpg)
Repo vs Tytin
Thrilled to share this pinup I created for my friend Daniel “BadApple” Ramirez and his comic, Repo: Thief for Hire. It’s a love letter to 90s comics and Rob Liefeld, so check it out!