Wednesday, November 30, 2011

Luminary: And the Thousand Shards



Here is a triptych poster I created for a made up video game pitch. The characters names are Thierot, Saryn, and Garruk which are in the made up game Luminary: And the Thousand Shards. When I have more time I will compose 3 separate posters for the characters. This took a looong time but I learned a lot. It will be printed 14 x 35 inches.

Tuesday, November 22, 2011

The Egg Thief with process




I often get asked by people how I work, and how to get started digital painting, so I posted a brief process to show what I do. If you have any questions feel free to comment me or email me!

Monday, October 10, 2011

Holy Retribution



"Holy Retribution" - done as a possible Magic card.

Thursday, July 28, 2011

"Draw me with ears"




"Yes dear."

My beautiful girlfriend. As a pup. <3

Monday, July 25, 2011

Death Spawn


I cant believe it took me so long to make a Spawn piece...but here it is! I've always loved Spawn, ever since my big brother Paul bought me my first Curse of the Spawn figure when I was probably in 3rd grade or so. I loved it and it got me into the comics and I've been a fan ever since. I obviously put my own spin on the character, but I had a lot of fun doing this, I hope this broke the shell for more Spawn pieces in the future.

Monday, July 18, 2011

PRIEST: Vampire Hunter Poster


Hand study turned into something a little more fun

Thursday, July 14, 2011

Elf Papa




Some more quick practice. A proud daddy - a proud beard.

Tuesday, July 12, 2011

Desert Elf


Original character concept that I did start to finish today. I integrated all of what I have learned so far from doing all of my speed paintings into an original piece, and I HIGHLY recommend doing it for practice. I learned a great deal from doing just the five this past week or so and its really paying off already. Set aside 2 hours of your day (or even one) and just do it!

Also: This week I really realized what I need to start working on...and whatd I do? Started working on it. I believe everybody should be looking at their work critically and really see what they need to do if they want to be successful with their art - or anything for that matter. The first step in getting better with anything is first realizing what you need to do to get there! For example: the other day I realized I have no idea how to draw noses out of my head - so that afternoon I just sketched them for a few hours. Also I just studied many of my favorite artists, compared them to mine, and really started noticing huge things I needed to do to mature my work - mainly color schemes. Draw everyday! Take care ya'll

Friday, July 8, 2011