Monday, January 27, 2014

Linocut Castle

I haven't done any printing in ages, and lino has never been my favorite process, but I'm pretty satisfied with the results here.


Bird Women, reprise

A while back (years) I was into an idea of drawing women inspired by birds. I passed over a really obvious choice then, but have come back to it. Peacock!



Another Work Binge

After a long time of not working and/or not posting work, here comes some stuff. Less finished first.


Just a quick colored pencil drawing of a cameo-style antlered woman. Ok!

Thursday, July 5, 2012

Disapproving Moon

There are nights when I get bored and do absolutely nothing. Then there are nights when I get bored and something dumb falls out of my brain and I obsess over it for hours until I have it just the way I want it. So it was with Disapproving Moon.

The moon can totally see what you're doing, and it just wants you to know: gross, dude. Seriously? Come on. Ew.

I Love it When My Friends Have Birthdays.

Very recently my dear friend and roommate celebrated his birthday. Dude's a big fan of the x-men, one member in particular, so what do I do? Well, here, allow me to show, rather than tell.



This is the front, center, and back of the card I made for him. Is one of my favorite activities drawing hilariously effete/sexualized versions of men my friends and loved ones admire as gifts for them? Yes. I think I can answer yes to that with a fair amount of confidence.

Tuesday, June 19, 2012

Bad Luck Tony, and other musings.

Here are a couple of other things I've done recently. I did a very silly ink design of some weird dude:
His name is Bad Luck Tony. I may color him one of these days, but HOW? That's the big question.

I also did a lino-cut for the first time in quite a while, and pulled a few different versions.




The yellow one is far and away my favorite.
Until next time, friends!

Dr. Sketchy

Oh, hi! Last weekend I went to a figure drawing event here in Austin (Dr. Sketchy's anti art school). Super fun, and I haven't done figure drawing in ages, never mind figure drawing with costumes and props and junk. Here's some of the result:



The poses ranged from 2 minutes, to 20. The two below were 20 minute poses.



Drawin' ladies, yessir.