Additional Giclee Prints Available!

In addition to the "Supergirl (The New 52)" print I am making available as a print, I am also making my two images available- "Angel of the Improbable" and "Sweet Nothings" available as a limited series of 20 in the edition. They will be the images depicted here, but without the copyright information. Contact me if interested via e-mail- I'll be pricing these at $50.00 plus any handing/shipping that will be involved.

Giclee Print "Supergirl (The New 52)" is available!

Created for Acme's Superman Art Show: Celebrating 75 Years of The Man of Steel!, I have submitted this framed print, which can be purchased at the show ($90). Also, I am making these prints available for $50 plus any shipping and handling involved. These will be produced as a limited edition of 50 on a per order basis. Contact me to arrange this- I'm still getting this up and running, and will be handling transactions manually, or maybe through PayPal.

2nd Annual Central Florida Punk & Hardcore Festival poster

A poster to promote a punk/hardcore themed event showcasing local talent. I worked on the entirety of this- type and illustration.

Curiosity.

A design for a T-shirt on RedBubble. "Curiosity killed the cat" - the basic idea behind this rendering.

Sweet Nothings.

Again, inspired from a suggested topic, whisper, from Illustration Friday's site. I was able to play around with more modelling with this piece using gradients and the lasso tool in Photoshop.

Drone Attack!

So, this week, I took Illustration Friday's project "wheel" and did some cyberpunk art reminiscent of my work with Iron Crown Enterprises, authors of the RPG Cyberspace. I was fortunate enough to get to do the intro art for each chapter of some of their adventure modules. Of course, I was rendering in ink and cutting actual half-tone adhesives to get a certain look- so much easier with Photoshop these days- though I went for a straight black and white look sans half-tone here. I added the drone halfway through the rendering to add a sense of menace to the piece- the cyberpunk genre being what it is, after all.

I Have No Mouth And I Must Scream.

Inspired by Harlan Ellison's I Have No Mouth And I Must Scream, I had initially planned to do a series of drawings based upon my reading of this book quite a few years ago, but had abandoned the project after finishing one of the drawings and reaching the pencil stage for another. Currently I am scanning some of my older works and decided that I would complete the "bird-machine" piece digitally. I kept the drawing as a black and white piece in the spirit of the original intent for these drawings. I'm considering picking this story up again and seeing what insight I could gain for these pieces on reflection, and perhaps let the story inspire more art.