Bah!.

So, I just looked through 5 different artists blogs, almost front to back and then when I returned to mine I realized the contrast on my monitor was all the way up and super light... Now I feel like I should go back and look again..

-_- Lame.

New Sketch.

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2011, Pencil

Should i go digital or watercolor on this?


Also, thank you Alicia for always modeling for me. You are fun to draw.

Finally.

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Got scanner working again.





2011, Pencil

Some Moleskine Stuffs.

So I can't find my little notebook anywhere. I have plenty more sketches than this in it at this point, but just thought I'd share some photos I took from it so that maybe the attention might will it to reappear sometime soon.


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First off, we have Street Fighters very own Ken Masters (as seen in Street Fighter 4).






Sketch of the main character from Tokyo Gore Police I drew while watching it with Logan





A little warrior wombat guy that is related to a top secret project.

Ahem.

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Hi.




2010, Pencil, Digital

Furthered Progress

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2010, Pencil

More things were done to this. Yeah.

In Progress

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2010, Pencil

Recently started working with a new model and decided to do something in the realm of Art Nouveau. Still got a bit of work to do but decided to take a scanning break.

Little Guy Color

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2010, Digital

Little Monk

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2010,Ink



Forgot about this little guy and just found him hanging out in some random notebook. Sort of a companion of the little girl in the green dress, 4 posts down.

Sketch

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2010, Pencil


This is only a detail of a drawing in my current Biggie pad. I'm planning on inking this up and taking it to kinko's soon. Rolling scanners are awesomeeee.

...And it's been such a long time...

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2010, Ink

So, since my last post on this blog I have transitioned from college to real world, and from 23 years old to 24. But, there has been no milestone more valuable than Alicia's printer/scanner being set up in my room today (Thank you Alicia!). Hopefully this means there will be no other 2 month gaps between my art postings.



It's official.

Art Show

Edited previous post, see description for new info.

Tufted Titmouse

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2010, Pencil


Study of a cute little titmouse.

This piece will be featured in an upcoming illustration bird show at the Gallery Della-Piana in Wenham,MA (152R Main St)between May 20th and July 24th. Go see this show! Lots of great artists so I'm sure there will be lots of great work.

Boredom ensues.

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2010, Ink, Digital



Kind of randomly decided to color this one tonight. It's all about that yellow scarf. I decided on green for the dress to hint at her Brazilian roots). I've recently drawn a little Shaolin boy in the same kind of style. I will try to post that up here next week as well as some bird drawings I've done.

Also, I might throw some face paint on her, after I look more carefully at Yanomami design and symbolism.

a few things.

Some sketches I just scanned, two of which I used as screen prints, and then just a random page of character doodles I sketched out a few nights back.


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Yanomami Girl, Ink




Friendly B-Boy, Ink (boombox is a photo)





Sketch Page, Highlighter,Ink

Pomona Preview

This is a bad scan of some details of the pencil of Pomona. (Sorry for all of the "ofs".) Pomona is the Roman Goddess of fruits and gardens. This is also on a 40in by 32in sheet of paper, like the Castor and Pollux piece, and is soon to be inked. The scan at Kinko's really bleached out all of the delicate lighter lines in both pieces, which led me to begin inking them before attempting color. Well, it's not much, but enjoy.

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...Also I'm adding fingernails.

Dioscuri

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2010, Ink, Digital

The twins Castor and Pollux of Greek and Roman lore. This drawing is 40 in. by 32 in. It took a really long time to ink, but here it is. I may continue to go into it more, but not sure what else to do with it just yet.