Easily the most badass of the bunch.
Finished Art: November 2008 Archives
David Faulkner gives you the bedroom eyes and you love it.
Of popular band Mason Proper. And this was after a gig that went as planned.
Adrian got by far the coolest pose out of all of these.
I figure if I'm gonna do this, I might as well go all out.
The car is an early '70s model Aston Martin DBS. Needless to say it is much more impressive than my real car (a Toyota Yaris). I also do not own a Desert Eagle, but it is the most awesome-looking handgun in the whole world.
Cathy is here to shoot some guys.
For Max, the best part of being a secret agent is the gin. Only gin martinis for him. None of that vodka junk--that is not a real martini.
I got inspired by the new Bond film and started drawing my friends as international spies.
2008. Photoshop.
More Watchmen fan art. Yeah, it's a spoiler, but only a little one.
2008. Ink and digital.
The drawing I used for the front page of this site.
2007. Ink.
Sort of attempted from life--turns out dogs don't hold still, so alas, it's not exactly realistic. Still looks all right, though.
2007. Acrylic on canvasboard.
This one is small, 5" x 7". I gave the original away to a friend.
Print for sale here.
2005. Acrylic on wood frame and bristol board.
A picture frame I made for a photo of my two rats.
2005. Pencil.
Drawing of a hamster I had at the time.
2005. Photoshop.
2006. Ink.
Inside cover for an old sketchbook.
2007. Photoshop.
This particular Gargoyle Magazine cover was kind of a rush job, but I still like it.
2006. Photoshop.
Another Gargoyle cover. My personal favorite out of all the ones I did.
2006. Photoshop.
2006. Photoshop.
2006. Ink.
Originally drawn as a stinger page for the University of Michigan's Gargoyle Magazine.
Print for sale here.
2005. Ink.
Drawn after the death of my silver rex rat, Shiva.
2005. Ink.
Part of the effort to raise money for victims of Hurricane Katrina by offering commissions in return for donations to charities.
2005. Pencil.
Part of the efforts to raise donations for victims of Hurricane Katrina by offering commissions in exchange for charitable donations. In this case the person requested an image of an otter, so I drew the first otter I thought of: Philippe from Achewood. Wearing a straw hat and holding fish for some reason I do not remember.
2005. Pencil.
Part of an effort by a group of artists to raise donations for victims of Hurricane Katrina. We offered commissions in return for donations to charities.
2005. Pencil on paper.
Part of an effort among a group of fellow artists to encourage donations to relief efforts for Hurricane Katrina. We offered commissions in return for donations to charities.
2004. Ink and watercolor.
2004. Watercolor and ink.
2004. Ink and digital.
Created as part of a cover for the University of Michigan's Gargoyle Magazine.
2004. Ink and digital.
A drawing of the world's saddest man.
2004. Ink on paper.
Portrait of an ex-boyfriend, from a photo.
2004. Ink and digital.
Initially a throwaway drawing for a friend who likes crows and old-timey cartoons. It grew on me.
2004. Ink and digital.
Cover for the spring 2004 issue of the University of Michigan's Gargoyle Magazine.
2003. Ink and digital.
Cover for the fall 2003 issue of the University of Michigan's Gargoyle Magazine.
2002. Graphite on paper.
From life with embellishments.
2001. Watercolor and ink on paper.
An old one I still like. These were characters I intended to do something with at some point, but I just never got around to it.
2003. Acrylic on wooden table.
I wish I had some better photographs of this one. It was done in my last year of high school art class specifically as a piece to auction for the benefit of a local PBS station. The painting actually wraps all the way around the table and there's a little landscape underneath. I used to lay under tables as a small child, and I often wished the undersides of tables looked as nice as the tops.
2005. Photoshop: pixel art.
Portrait of my pet rat from a photograph.
2005. Photoshop.
Dalton the bull terrier has been transported here from another dimension. He looks suspiciously taxidermied.
2006. Photoshop.
Bubsy T. Bobcat would like to ask you a question.
2005. Photoshop.
The dinosaurs from popular game Bubble Bobble.
2001. Ink on paper.
Gollum from Lord of the Rings and the One Ring.
This drawing is featured as part of the online game Age of Fable. Check it out!
2003. Acrylic on artboard.
2002. Acrylic on canvasboard. Painted from life.