Thursday, May 31, 2012

Another of my Gallery Nucleus pieces has sold. "Have we been introduced" will be heading off to Australia this coming week. If you have your eye on it's sister piece, "Her heart is in the wild" Don't hesitate, it may be gone!

New Work:

"Back to the Father" 5X7....times 3 pencil, ink, and marker, on paper.

"Heartache" -100% Digital

"Time to Die" -100% Digital,

Sunday, May 20, 2012

This here is the final version of my latest piece for Gallery Nucleus.
It's 5X7 watercolor, pencil, ink, acrylic, Tria, AND Prismacolor on medium paper....THAT is a lot of materials on one small piece of paper!
I'm sending it out in the morning, but I'm not sure when you can expect to see it for sale on their website, either way, it's going to be $50, with proceeds benefiting The American Red Cross.

Wednesday, May 16, 2012


Been working hard, as always.



Literary piece

 Just clearing my head
Quick Digital Sketch for a Traditional media Gallery piece (more info to follow)

Tuesday, May 8, 2012

 I've had a busy few weeks, and haven't had time to draw much at all, so I've been making up for lost time.

These are only a couple of the pieces I've been working on. The girl was drawn on "Painters Paper" I bought a huge roll to do my floor, and ended up with loads left over. I like working on it. It's really inexpensive, very resistant to wrinkling from paint, doesn't bleed with markers, and is pretty resistant to creasing.....It's really nice, but terribly dark!
Ths second piece is done on leftover old newsprint from my Days at Gnomon (Man, I can't believe how long it's been) Anyway, I sketched it out, inked, and painted it, then decided it needed a little something extra, so, I scanned it in, and plotted out the lettering around him, and then put the piece through the printer to get the letters around him.....Kind of a lot of effort for a sketch, I'll admit, but I really like how it came out, and now I know how to do it for future works, so it works out all over.
I also decided to re-draw one of my own digital works in traditional media. Again, I used the Panter's paper ($10 for 60 sq.ft. at HomeDepot!) This is how it came out: I'm pretty happy with it. I again used the scan-and-print method I devised earlier to ad the blue behind the subject of this piece.


I've also been working on a couple of commissions and contract pieces, but I'm not yet allowed to share those, stick around though, maybe soon.