Sketchmoss

Here's a few choice cuts from the sketchbook that will be cleaned up and colored at a later date.

Royal Crown of the Sea Elves of Akrator

The elusive Røtüsk

It was only after finishing the drawing of this dude I saw
during the Grand Rapids Festival of the Arts, that I realized
it is an aged Bert.

Art auctions.

Hi everyone,

I've started an 'official' Facebook page for my work. You can find it here.

One of the things I will be doing with the page, are bi-daily semi-daily auctions of a piece I make right before I post it. It is an excuse for me to make something quick and fun every couple of days, without any real direction, and perhaps make some money in the process. The first one sold for about ten bucks, so the art can be bought for far less than I would normally sell it. Assuming the bidding doesn't get crazy.

Anywho, the next piece up is this little fella, and the bidding will start at $10. The bidding will end Thursday morning at 3 AM, so jump on it:

8 x 10 inches, roughly.
Watercolor and gouache on
hand-made cold press paper.

Landy Scapy

Sorry for the radio silence everyone, but between final grades, some super-secret projects, and (*gasp*) a bit of vacation time, I haven't had much to show these past couple of weeks. That said, I did do a bit of a landscape, but am still working the digital love (SOOOOO many masks). Here is the original drawing, I will post the final image upon it's completion (look for it later this week, if there is nothing by Friday, begin the angry mail).

Nyarlathotep revisited

I've decided I would tackle this fella digitally, since I haven't touched the oils version in so long (sorry Bill).

Nyarlathotep with the Shining Trapezohedron and one of his hunting horrors.

The Whitewood

Here's todays experiment:

I wanted to work within a very limited pallet, but still maintain interesting color relationships. It was a good time.

For the next post I may do a process breakdown, but don't hold me to it.