Rockies Key Ingredients, Webcast below

This is the new cartoon for this months Rockies magazine. Be sure to pick up a copy if you find yourself at the ballpark, newsstand or about to board a flight on Frontier. It looks cooler in print.
The rocks still have to work out the chemistry but Jim Tracy is the guy who can do it.

There’s a test Webcast VLOG below. Feel free to leave your feedback. I think it could be a blast to have it as part of the site, like maybe on Fridays. I could review the week of sports, talk about the weekend ahead and give some fun drawing demos along the way. I’d keep them short and punchy and make it a fun way to head into the weekend.

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Category: Hardball

Tags: Colorado Rockies, Jim Tracy, Todd Helton

2 Responses to Rockies Key Ingredients, Webcast below

gene says:

May 5, 2010 at 5:06 am

Good Morning from Omaha,
Chemistry. but you still need the horses to get it done. They guys can all be the best friends in the world but if they don’t win there have to be changes.
Tracy has found the balance, for now, between players and their abilities to get the job done.
Its always easier when you are winning. less finger pointing, less grumbling. winning is the best salve you can apply to a team.
strive for excellence, nothing but your best.
Gene
Kyle Banister says:

May 5, 2010 at 8:19 am

I would encourage you to charge ahead with this project. I’m lucky enough to have seen you draw live, and it never fails to impress and inspire me. BTW: I love the background, how do you keep so organized? LOL

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