Another fun project for the nice folks at VGSD. Got to use the pen and ink skills for this one; always a pleasure to get a little break from the computer!
I created this for Hostelling International San Diego’s Annual meeting. Fun project to work on!
The new Midnight Madness illustration has been approved! This will appear on t-shirts, posters, flyers and more.
Please come join us and view my new paintings, my friend Ginger’s beautiful photos, and listen to the music stylings of Marc Williams and Mark Quark.
This card was created by combining a pencil drawing of the deer with an ink drawing of the flowers and plants digitally, and the color was also applied digitally. We love mixing hand-done and digital mediums!
These are from a series of illustrations I did for Cigar Snob magazine. The turnaround was tight, but I’m happy with the way they turned out! I love doing editorial illustrations and had a lot of fun with the project.
This piece is about the cycles of birth, life, and death, not one of which could exist without the others.
This is an oil painting about the magic of manifestation. The pink bubbles represent wishes and desires that are manifested into reality. This piece will appear in a show at Junc Boutique at 2205 Fern St. in South Park. The opening is Saturday, March 28th from 6-10p, so check it out if you’re around!
I may be holding on to this one, but make me an offer I can’t refuse, and who knows?
This piece has been accepted for a juried art show at the City of Brea Art Gallery and is currently on display there until May 2009.
At first glance, it seems like a very light-hearted expression of two young wild animals; however, the name hints at darker implications. The fawn, amazed by the unusual bunny, is content just to touch noses with him to see if he’s real. However, the hunter, seeing the unique “specimen,” cannot rest until he kills it to stuff and add to his trophy room.
The piece is a statement on humankind’s appreciation of beauty. As humans, we all have differing levels of the same disease; we cannot simply appreciate beauty without desiring to own it. Whether the object of beauty is a member of the opposite sex, a fancy house, or a diamond ring, it remains meaningless to us unless we can claim it as our own.