David Lanham drawings and other creations

Deep in the deepest depths a mysterious hermit invites in a guest to visit his collection of rarities.

The little things that leave you stupefied.

I’ve always wanted to do a steampunk inspired icon set, but steampunk is known for it’s incredibly detailed styling and mixtures of textures and creative contraptions (all of which add up to a sizable amount of time to plan out each icon). I finally dived into it and made this small set of hard drive icons and wallpapers for your desktop.

Barney the owl has a moment of zen. Commissioned by Roman for Susan (so when you download the wallpaper, yell “Thanks Roman!” for letting me post a desktop and print!)

It’s been a great summer and very productive, so here’s a drawing of Peet and Barnaby to celebrate!

(As a special present, I’ve also made a new Space Doggy drawing)

See, that didn’t take long, did it? Another set of Flurry icons, rounding (or should I say, squaring up) the set with some additional requests and misc designs that you can use on folders. Grab the latest set from the Iconfactory.

Twitterrific has gone through quite a few design iterations since it first launched on the desktop three years ago.  As it progressed and evolved, we began to notice something happening with it that has ended up frustrating us, and even worse, our users.  As Twitter has grown and expanded, becoming more popular and with more third party tricks and additions, many Twitter clients have also been growing alongside (and in most cases, beyond) the main service; ending up with bad cases of feature creep and over-complexity.  Twitterrific has been affected just as much as anyone else and maintaining multiple versions has been keeping us much more busy than it should have been.  We’re in the midst of designing and planning future versions of the application for at least three very different platforms (Mac OS X, iPhone, and now iPad) it’s become increasingly obvious to us that a change is needed in order for our beloved app to remain healthy.

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Trolls don’t just like thread, they’ll also be attracted to any kind of shiny new thing (even if it’s not finished developing yet).
There’s also a video of the complete drawing process from start to finish.