The Darkness

There was a contest on DeviantArt over the course of December. The basic point was to take a script and basic scene direction and come up with a page that suited it.


This baby has been a hodgepodge of different mediums and techniques, but I'm ultimately happy with how it turned out.

Whether or not I win, I have to say it's made good practice over the holiday season.

Pencil, permanent markers, and photoshop.
9" x 12"
December 2011

Doyle

One of my sketches from long ago.
His name is Doyle and he is a fish demon,
soul broker, ladies man, Brit the list goes on.
I hope to do more advanced studies on him in the future.

Pencil
8 1/2" x 11"
2007

Self Portrait

Just me in a trench coat and hat. This is likely one of my oldest finished pieces. A remnant from back when I first started drawing, it still holds up remarkably well, in my opinion.

Sharpie on drawing paper
8 1/2"x 11"
August 2007

Yarn Man

The idea for this drawing spawned one day when I asked myself a question everyone asks themselves at some point in their lives. "What happens when a ball of yarn is blasted with Gamma radiation giving it sentience?" I think you know my answer.

This drawing is still a work in progress. I intend to make more use of the background when I return to this piece.

Pencil and paper
8 1/2"x 11"
November 2011

Cow Skull

For nostalgia purposes I dug this drawing out of my files. Chances are, I am only uploading this to show my progress as an artist.

This was one of the first drawings I ever did for an art class, way back in the year 2009. It is almost ancient at this point. This also happened to be my first foray into charcoal as a medium, and I desire it to be the last.

Charcoal on charcoal paper
36"x24"
February 2009

Testudines

This cute little guy was one of the original maquettes that I used in the process of creating my abstracted turtle.

He ended up having a personality of his own that after I finished the main sculpture I came back and gave this guy a life of his own.


Ceramic clay and glazes
3"x2"x3"
December 2010

Harv

This is my satyr, and he's about 85% the size of an actual human head. His name is Harvey, but I call him Harv for short. He is a physical recreation of an inter-dimensional bar owner who used to be a Victorian Era masked vigilante. You know, the usual.

This bad boy is made entirely from ceramic clay and the sheer unadulterated madness of the gnomes that run my mind.

20"x16"x14"
November 2010