Had some fun doing a sketch this evening. As I work ahead on commissions and Adamsville, these things are just a nice way to get some time off.
Monster Head Sketch
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Punk Girl
Just having some fun after working on Adamsville pages. Been wanting to work on how I draw women’s faces. Will be a big area of focus along with general figure drawing when I wrap up bk 1.
Giant!
My buddy Christopher Wharton recently had a successful Kickstarter campaign for his upcoming project GIANT! I did a coloring of one of his pages. Check out his comic and let him know how awesome it is!
Katniss Everdeen of The Hunger Games
Had some fun drawing one of my favorite literary characters, Katniss Everdeen from The Hunger Games. Go see the film this weekend if you get a chance. It was FANTASTIC.
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Batman’s Scarecrow Sketch
One of my favorite villains ever is Victor Crane: The Scarecrow from Batman. Thought I would have some fun with this quick sketch.
Wooly Warrior
I did this fun little drawing of a wooly warrior. Giving myself time to draw just for me. 
General Cthuhlu Sketch
Up late taking care of kids and having fun with everyone’s favorite destroyer of life, Cthuhlu!
Head Sketch of a Goblin (?) and Where I’ve Been
Hey everyone. Quick sketch from last night. Just playing around in PS. Been very busy with work on Adamsville, studying for a set of licenses I need for my work and dealing with a death in the family. Been a very hectic few weeks. But I am slowly getting back in the saddle. Look for more posts soon!
Disney Villains Returns – Mother Gothel – Young
Well I finally got to work on a new set of Disney Villains portraits and up first wil Mother Gothel! I love her character in Tangled and it as a film is one of my favorite Disney films period. You’ll notice I named this one Mother Gothel – Young, because I may or may not have something else planned soon. So keep an eye out for that. Hope you like the portrait and feel free to share it around!
Recent Commissions and New Product
Well, now that the book is officially out and I’m all clear I thought I post the forst two covers I colored for a recent children’s books series called, Adventures of Peter and Leisle Book 1: A Lesson in Courage and Book 2: A Lesson in Obedience . It’s just now trickling into the US. The publisher is based out of England. The writer, Aaron Friedrick, also provided the illustration, but I colorized the image for the cover of the books.
And I am not introducing a new product I am offering around portrait painting. I am now open to digital portrait painting commissions. Here’s an example of one I did of my oldest daughter, Story.
The portraits start at an introductory price of $250, plus taxes and shipping, as a new service. The painting is done digitally and then printed to canvas, 16×20 inches. Other variations are available upon request. You will also receive the hi-res image of the final piece. The printing done on canvas gives it a very real painting quality and since it is the only copy that will be produced it is the original. If you are interested in learning more about this new product and process, or any other of my services I provide as an artist, please see the commissions page and reach out to me!