Chicken Picard

This is my winning entry for the IMFX competition 'Jean Cluck Peck-hard,' where he naturally has some Earl Gray.

A Selfportrait

It seems like you always need an avatar for online forums, so I went ahead and did a self portrait.

Indie Rock now in 3D!

A poster for what sounds like a great show!

More World of Oz!

Here is a Wheeler for the Oz rulebook.

More Promo Stuff

Reading a bunch of fashion blogs reminds me of my work for Heyne Bogut. Here's a look at the old look-book!

I always loved screen-printing the baby clothes for the Otto and Lulu line.

Roller Derby

I've been to a few bouts of Roller Derby and it's allot of fun! I definitely recommend it to those who haven't been before.

This is my submission for the JBLM Bettie Brigade new logo contest. Who doesn't love Roller Girls?

Viewer

As inspired by the mini-series Tin Man, here is a cowardly lioness, also known as a Viewer.

Banners

I tried two different styles for these mini-banners. Which do you prefer?

Squirrel King

The evil Squirrel King for The World of Oz.

It's been awhile, and I'm working on a few projects. But to keep you interested, here's some rough sketches for a study on armor.

REM

My latest work, an REM tribute rock show poster.

Steam Green

This was a really fun piece to work on, and was my first full on vector illustration.

This was another IMFX challenge submission, this time for the Steam-punk Superhero/Villain Challenge.

Two lovely ladies

This lady was one of my first Warhammer Fantasy tabletop characters.

This lady was another IMFX submission, this time for the Rocket Girl Rita challenge.

 

Oscar! Roger!

This was a gift for a friend, of his two cats.

Mammoth Artworks

I owe you one more since I skipped yesterday. This is some promo art for my small business, Mammoth Artworks, where I do scrimshaw.

Dino ride!

Here is one of the first times I tried an IMFX contest. I always find their contests to be alot of fun.

Hello

Welcome to my digital sketchbook. I've been looking for an easy way to chart my artistic growth, and this blog is the answer. In the spirit of new beginnings, here is the first piece of digital art I created. That feeling of finally realizing what I wanted to do with my life was pretty phenomenal.

Over the next week or so I'll be adding some of my older work that felt like part of the 'growth process'. After that all the work will be the stuff I'm currently working on. Hope you enjoy it.