I doodle on paper towels when I have a few minutes of downtime at work. Also, I'm nerding out over Reagan Lodge, I'm trying to imitate him.

Final version of my mad scientist observatory lab. Still some details that need adjusting. An updated version of that will be posted when it's finished.

Painted in Painter XI.

Sorry for the hiatus. The usually one-a-day posts will resume shortly.

At the request of my mom and niece, I did this chalk drawing of St. Francis. It was quick and fun. He's about 3.5ft - 4ft big.

Did this in digital painting class. It's okay. I want to improve the composition a bit more, something about it isn't right.

Comps for my next digital painting. The bottom one gave me the lightbulb-over-the-head feeling. I'm gonna expand on that one for sure.

I skipped yesterdays post because I was working into the late hours of the night on this:

Shaggy turned out better than I expected, but I know I can do a better job. I've already started on my next sculpture and it's going to be way more awesome, I can feel it!

My holiday greeting card with my line-direction board. Acrylics on watercolor paper for the finished product.

My apologies for the lack of updates over the last two days.

Skull Mountain. This is the final version that went up for critique in my Digital Painting class. There's a handful of improvements that will be made to it, but I'm very pleased with what I've accomplished here. Created in Painter.

This is an unfinished project from about half a year ago. I did this for an acquaintance's 'contest', mostly because I liked her characters, I'd win some DA points and I knew I'd have fun with it. I wasn't one of the winners (and the ones that did win made me scratch my head in confusion). It never got colored (which wasn't a requirement but it would have looked nicer) and I lost motivation in bothering since I didn't win. I'm interested in coloring it now, but since these aren't my characters, it may not be worth the time/effort as I can't use this for anything other than practice. We'll see.

N.C. Wyeth mastercopy. This was a truncated version of the original illustration. Graphite, Charcoal and Acrylics on hot-press watercolor paper.