Current Residence: Monrovia, CA, USA, roughly 117° longitude, 34° latitude, Earth, Sol System, Milky Way
Favourite genre of music: Depends on my mood. Classical, Rock, Jazz, R&B, Film Scores
Favourite photographer: Peter Parker. Jimmy Olsen is a HACK!!
Favourite style of art: All art is digital if you use your fingers
Operating System: Central Nervous
MP3 player of choice: iPod, by Apple
Shell of choice: Mi-shell Pfeiffer
Wallpaper of choice: Those realistic tunnel paintings that always fooled Wile E. Coyote
Skin of choice: African-American. But if I could've picked, I'd have chosen armor
Favourite cartoon character: Bugs, Popeye, Tom & Jerry, George Bush...
Personal Quote: "No! Try not. DO! Or do not. There is no 'try.'"
I'm starting a fanmade revival of the short lived show, Cartoon Sushi from MTV. Let me know what animated shorts you would like to see in an episode.https://archive.org/details/@dydee_soule
Was Razer's merged-motif insignia as a dual-wielding Lantern intentional meant to resemble the Interceptor from Green Lantern: The Animated Series?
Hello Jerome, big fan of your work, did you do any more character sheets for Young Justice Phantoms?
Hi, do you know all the names of the Bumblebee cheerleaders (besides Megan, Wendy and Karen) from Young Justice episode 10?
Hello, my name is Dane and after seeing your version of the Spider-Man character designs, I'm interested in drawing my characters in you style.
it's amazing that pros are on here. I've seen your style before especially the young justice designs (I still haven't finished season 1).
I was looking through your art and was blown away by the star trek art. looks just like the actors. amazing job.
I'm still struggling with patience with my drawings. I can draw a single character ok but if I draw another character on the same page or that same character again, the proportions are off. I'm still learning and starting to use a character turn around to better improve my art.
it would be cool to work n animation.
also it's so cool that you met Chuck Jones.
Patience is a fine quality that serves us well in all aspects of life. But yes, we artists must especially cultivate patience throughout our creative development. It is essential.
Indeed, patience goes hand-in-hand with confidence, believing in yourself.
All the best to you.
