Showing posts with label illustration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label illustration. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 7, 2014

New Misfit Goddess Underway...

Goddess of Productive Energy 



Haven't we all wanted to have some of the energy of a frenetic puppy when we don't feel like getting work done?
Note the new take on the monkey bird for this one- a humming bird/ capuchin. The flowers are cardinal flowers, chamomile, and red clover all of which have have meanings pertaining to energy.
Inspired by the endless activity of my new puppy Dharma, I'm thinking of naming this Goddess Frenea.

Wednesday, October 24, 2012

Saturday, June 30, 2012

Dabbling in watercolor

I've been noodling around a bit with paining of late. 
This one I painted at the lake,  to test out a new kit of russian pan watercolor.



This last one I believe was painted last summer based from an even older photo.

Sometimes it's nice to just loosen up and play.

Saturday, May 19, 2012

Summer Time: New work shall commence...


Here's the sketch of the companion painting to Venus Liber. I've just begun searching for the next Venus reference to become a new misfit goddess for this series. 

Friday, October 7, 2011

More in progress...


This piece really reminded me of the problems involved in scanning watercolor. Even after adjusting the levels, some colors visible to the eye just can't be pulled out by the scanner. Of course some of this can be adjusted for in Photoshop but not with the original feel... hmmm. Process...

In other news, I was thinking about posting some "comics that never were". Mainly I realized how many pieces of comics I have around that never got finished for one reason or another (mainly I got better and was too embarrassed about the old art). Still some of them have fun and small redeeming features- such as actually making it to paper. The downside is not really wanting to feature my substandard work but on the other hand documenting my evolution could be of personal value?

Tuesday, September 20, 2011

More progress



I actually had to photograph the original painting and paste in the skin tone because the scanner was bouncing more off the pencil and making her skin grainy.



Still tinkering with the prince but I was careful this time not to use any pencils on his face so I could avoid a repeat of the problem with the queen.



And of course the mortal girl... Here's a scan of her inks. I've actually started on her painting but haven't layered in any pencils yet.

Wednesday, August 17, 2011

Colaboration



Okay I lied. Now I'm working on my Gene Curse comic because for the time being I have managed to get the excellent skills of Jay Slife back on backgrounds. One month to SPX- it would be awesome if we could throw together a proposal by then.