For fans attending Comic-Con in San Diego, CA – spread the Rabbit Fever! Comics artist Jeffrey Brown – illustrator of Rabbit Fever’s poster artwork – will be freely offering sweet-looking 1″ Rabbit Fever buttons at the Top Shelf Comix booth today and tomorrow (Booth #1721). Show your love for rabbits and support the film…and did I mention that yellow looks REALLY good on you?

Also, if you haven’t already figured it out, I’m a pretty big fan of Jeffrey Brown’s autobiographical comics. Check out his website at www.jeffreybrowncomics.com.

Here is a new abstract poster illustrated by Brian Kaas.

I found Brian after browsing This American Life’s website. I’m a big fan of the radio show, and I saw that Brian had designed an awesome vintage radio design t-shirt for TAL’s pledge items. I knew his style would fit the type of concept I was envisioning for the “rabbit brain.” I think he did an excellent job! Check out Brian’s other work on his website.

Right now I’m overwhelmed with trying to finish the film, so I apologize for the boring website design.   With that said, I know several of you have inquired me for more information about the film, so I thought I”d post a quick update.

There is now a Facebook Fan Page.  If you look there, you can see regular updates (concept art, stills, etc.)  that I will post regarding the film’s progress.  Or, if you just want to be super awesome, you can just “Become a Fan” to support the film.

Also, I’ve finally decided on one of the many variations of the Jeffrey Brown poster art for the film.  Interestingly enough, although he illustrated a beautiful and more detailed version of the sketch, I ended up deciding on the initial rough version because I think it really captures the spirit of the film.

I’ve never blogged about a project before, so bear with me.  In the meantime, enjoy a rough design of potential promotional art.  The sketch was quickly drawn up by a favorite comic artist of mine, Jeffrey Brown.