Kimme and Cassius

A piece done for a friend's Facebook profile. Incorporated her fondness of leopard print, her cat, Cassius, and her skills in creating Henna tattoos.

Gamma Bombshell

Acme's latest show, "Infinity Art Event," is about the latest event in Marvel comics, and involves Thanos and all things Avengers- thus I have elected to draw one of my favorite characters, She-Hulk! Again, this will be a giclée print of a certain number- though I haven't quite settled on that as of yet. The piece will be available for purchase at Acme and eventually, I'll make it available online at some point.

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.