Blue Girl, acrylic & gel medium on Bristol paper, 9" x 12", 2010.
Sketchbook Fun
Monster Mash, acrylic and digital, 2010.
I was flipping through my sketchbook and I came across this weird little acrylic sketch that was left unfinished, so I decided to scan it and play around with it a bit in Photoshop. It's nothing great, but it was a fun experiment mixing traditional and digital mediums.
Headache
Headache, digital, 2010.
This was just an experiment in rendering flesh tone and texture in Photoshop, using a bunch of different brushes and multiple overlays. Below are a few process stages of the image.
Zombie Bust & Skullclops Head
Zombie Bust, Premo Sculpey & Acrylic, W: 3" x H: 5.75", 2010.
Skullclops Head, Sculpey Premo & Acrylic, W: 3.5" x H: 3.5", 2007.
Macworld Expo
Just a few designs that were recently done for Macworld Expo's website. Done in Photoshop CS5.
Countess
Countess, digital, 2010.
This started out as a doodle in Photoshop, and gradually turned into a portrait of a crotchety old Victorian-esque hag. I kept track of the various stages as I worked:
Tink
Tink, digital, 2010.
While trying to get more practice working digitally, I went through one of my old sketchbooks looking for ideas and came across this drawing I did about a year ago:
sketchbook, acrylic, 2009.
I thought it was a fun little drawing, so I decided to go ahead and re-paint it in Photoshop. I started with a really rough black & white version to figure out where everything will go in the new comp; after that, I drew in the line work on a new layer (still keeping it quick and sketchy). From there, I painted each individual element (frog, Tink, etc.) on it's own separate layer until completion. It took a while to finish, but all in all, I'm pretty happy with how it came out.
Perseus Severing the Head of Medusa
Perseus Severing the Head of Medusa, graphite on watercolor paper, 12" x 16", 2010.
Color Test
Cane, Digital 2010.
After I finished the image in my last post, I realized my monitor wasn't calibrated properly for posting digital artwork on the web. This caused the image's color to get distorted, so I made this simple test image to see if I corrected the problem; thankfully, I think it was fixed.
Asuka
I need more practice working digitally, so I painted some fan art from the series Neon Genesis Evangelion, created by Hideaki Anno and Yoshiyuki Sadamoto.
Asuka, Digital, 2010.
Asuka, Digital, 2010.
Creature from the Black Lagoon
Creature from the Black Lagoon, graphite on Bristol paper, 8.5" x 11", 2010.
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