Londoner Sketch

More current sketch, I was playing with perspective, and markers. I don't quite like it, but it's not too shabby. I should probably take a perspective class and pick up some new skills...
The idea was a gentleman from the 1880's in a London back alley, tipping his hat as he walked past.

Rasputin

I'm not at all happy with how this ended up, it looks weird and really messy... He's not creepy enough. I ended up doing a second version with markers (again) and instead of painting his beard I used some chalk pastel... the second was submitted to the fair, and I'm not entirely proud of my work, I wish I took more time on them... They might have turned out better.

Landscape Progression

So this is the crazy progression of a landscape I did for my mum. At her request of course. So in all it took me what seems to be 15 classes, each class was an hour and a half.  (I think it was more than 15 classes, but I might have forgotten to take a photo.) I learned a few new techniques, and had a lot of fun with it. Excuse the crappy exposure differences, I tried to fix it the best I could.
Painting is done with oils on a 24x36 stretched canvas... It's been sent to the San Diego art fair in Del Mar in hopes of bringing back a ribbon.

It's Official!

This is my business card, well it is for the most part, I have to go back and edit a few things, but this is the "official draft" if you will.
Soon as a get an actual website working, I'll be able to put that down. And I need a strictly business email... I guess I still have a bit of work to do.

Media Arts Posters

Two of my initial designs for the Media Arts Competition. This is just some of what I do in class. The rose is actually the 3 different stages, budding, semi-open, and full bloom, all edited with layer masks in Photoshop. The posters themselves are done in Illustrator.