PROJECTS LOST IN THE TIMELINE

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Charlie / God / Wilton's Desperate Journey / Blocksy & Friends / "Scarymon "Scary Monsters"

Other projects that Dillon has worked on includes a couple of series of works; a book on God, a book about a boy named Charlie,
and a book about a tomato hornworm named Wilton. They were initially set as projects by clients. They are as follows:

Charlie & His Big Imagination

Charlie is about a boy with a big imagination and he has a hard time controlling it when he is in school, home, and where ever
he goes. It was a project that began a couple years ago but never kicked off.

Wilton's Desperate Journey

Wilton is about the story of a tomato hornworm and his journey through the world, and survival. It is not a morbid story but it
does tend to get a bit bleak sometimes...

Blocksy & Friends, Comic / Illustrative Book Done In College

This comic, more of a pictorial book was done in my stay in University of the Arts, and was for one of my illustration classes. I thought it was kind of silly for the time. I think it was mostly self reflective. Blocksy was used in this creation. He was a character that was inspired by dark characters like Salad Fingers.

SCARYMON or "Scary Monsters", the Monster Doodles

Made Roughly Around In School

These...things...were done when I was in school, roughly around middle school. I think? The art goes back to those days as I was heavily distracted during middle school because classes got so boring sometimes. They would get so boring that I would be...doodling. You got it. Henceforth, SCARYMON was made. But why was it made? What is this SCARYMON thing? What possessed me to even make such a thing like SCARYMON?
SCARYMON is a series of monsters like POKEMON "Pocket Monsters", DIGIMON "Digital Monsters", DRAGON WARRIOR MONSTERS, MONSTER RANCHER, or related television shows, only in my mind, SCARYMON was a bit more closer to DIGIMON since DIGIMON was very odd. It was a bit darker than usual kids shows unlike POKEMON which was child friendly, for the most part. In my mind, monsters were supposed to be scary, henceforth, I made SCARYMON. SCARYMON, I suppose, could be for middle schoolers through teenagers, maybe early adults.
SCARYMON started out as doodles and then it came into surface. And then I made close (now) to 3000 of them in total, all the way until me 30's. I thought that was cool. The designs started to become a little bit more elaborate over the years rather than these little weird dorky looking drawings I did when I was 6-12. Looking back on the creations I think a lot of them are completely awkward looking. You can find the series I have been doing located in the links provided here:

SCARYMON Series 1 on GOOGLE DRIVE
SCARYMON Series 2 on GOOGLE DRIVE
SCARYMON Series 3 on GOOGLE DRIVE
SCARYMON Series 4 on GOOGLE DRIVE

Though looking at them now makes me think awkwardly, as some of them were really just done on the whim, and not a lot of 'thought' I guess was going on. Monsters made now have more 'thought' - rather some game knowledge applied to them such as a monster class, and their element or type. It became more game like after playing more and more of those style of games, and the monsters got a lot better and actually felt kinda fluid, quirky, but not as strange as a monster or enemy in Earthbound, where you quite literally, get in a fight with an abstract painting - referencing Earthbound the SUPER NINTENDO version. That's pretty weird.

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