Haven't really been posting much art this month. Working on Drawlloween, doing a picture every day based on Gus Fink's list of prompts. Here's the last three, to show what I've been up to lately. The prompts were: generic wizard, boombox ghost and stitch kittens
Thursday, October 25, 2018
Thursday, October 4, 2018
THE SPERBLE ELITE ISSUE FOUR
The Sperble Elite Issue four has been sent to the printers. Here's a preview of what's to come
Thursday, September 27, 2018
LIVE RPG ON THE RADIO, AND MORE SPERBLE ISSUE FOUR PREVIEWS
The two pictures above this are for a new pen and paper role playing game I'm running. This one is actually a live on air radio broadcast, going out on my radio show on KVMRX (105.7 FM). The show is called Dead Air, and we'll probably squeeze in a live role playing session once a month, along with my regular musical blocks.
These two are more preview panels from the coming issue of Sperble Elite. Having my regular difficulty with the digital editing process, but it should be done soon!
Friday, September 14, 2018
3 COMIC PANELS
A picture of my buddy Eric who passed away, and two panels from Sperble Elite Issue 4. All previews of comics soon to come.
Tuesday, September 11, 2018
Sunday, September 9, 2018
L'ORC THE ELF
A piece of Glass Cannon fan art I did. It was for a contest, but I didn't finish it in time. Still, figured it was worth sharing. This is L'Orc Irontusk in Elf form.
Monday, August 20, 2018
NEW WORK: 4 PAINTINGS
I had an art show this weekend. For the show I managed to display all new artwork. I'm really pretty proud of this output, especially having recently started a new job. These are four of those new pieces.
Title: Fishing
Title: Half Mask
I was Richard Harrow from Boardwalk Empire for Halloween last year. I had this half mask of my own face laying around, and wanted to do something with it. After I saw the David Lynch Art documentary, I got excited about incorporating it into a piece. I like the result, but I know it's pretty grotesque.
I was Richard Harrow from Boardwalk Empire for Halloween last year. I had this half mask of my own face laying around, and wanted to do something with it. After I saw the David Lynch Art documentary, I got excited about incorporating it into a piece. I like the result, but I know it's pretty grotesque.
A commission by my friend Justin.
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