Back in LA

Back in Sunny Southern California... Had an awesome time painting with Bill on Saturday. I knew I came back for a reason!
Moving


Gonna be leaving the Bay Area soon... Wonder when I will be back?
It's been really fun.
Mendocino Workshop

Was lucky enough to attend Erik's Workshop over the weekend. The weather was stormy... so we did more in-studio work. Worth the drive for sure!
jacksonsze.com

Finally got my website going. You might even see some stuff not already on the blog!Thanks to Stephen for all his help.For the bottom image... I mixed in elements from Zelda, Shadow of Colossus, Mouse Guard and a bunch of other stuff... haha. If only I added some Totoros in there too...Hope it mixed well.
HIBM
Hey people,
I usually don't do non-art related posts... but here's my meager contribution to helping out an old colleague and his fiancee.
DOLLAR CAMPAIGNYou can make a REAL difference with very LITTLE money and very LITTLE time. We're asking for two things: give $1 and pass this email to people you know. We're trying to raise $1,000,000 in 3 months to enable human therapeutic trials to fight HIBM, a debilitating disease. We're asking for two things:First, go to WEBSITE (www.hibm.org) to donate $1. Second, send this email on to all your friends and family.In the Internet age, reaching one million people in that amount of time is surely do-able. If you are interested in becoming a bigger influence in this campaign, host your own dollar collecting campaign in your community, church, workplace, among your friends and family and donate what you've collected as one donation.HIBM (Hereditary Inclusion Body Myopathy) is a progressive and debilitating muscle-wasting disorder caused by a gene defect. It touches those between the ages of 20 and 40 and, although progression is slow, it typically leads to total disability within 10-15 years. Studies suggest that HIBM may be easier to cure than many other disorders or diseases, the only limiting factor is funds.Many thanks for the read... new art coming soon!- Jackson
Osaka...Kyoto...Tokyo
A horribly inaccurate sketch of Osaka Castle... I took out the modern looking elevator sitting in front of it.
A random house in Kyoto...
Quicksketch on the corner of the Tsukiji Market in Tokyo...
Really fresh Sushi!