Seed

illustration friday submission, just got some white ink and thought this might be a good way to try it out. : )

April Fool's Day.

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Altamaha-ha! or How I Threw a Small Rock At a Passing Plane

Watercolor, Graphite, and Ink were used to create this loving Altamaha-ha and his grimy Georgian home, the Altamaha river. Folks say that the Altamaha-ha is an enormous, potentially 40 foot long giant eel that spawns in the river but most likely lives in the ocean. I submitted it to be published in Beasts! Vol. 2 this morning and am going to try to focus on the positive thing for (the fact that I put the time and effort to make the piece as best I could) instead of the negative thing (the fact that I am in the running against about a million people who are better than me.) Oh, and while I am here-- check out this sweet bear head I made too.



Felt! Who'da thunk?

Illustration Friday - "Choose"

Submission for Illustration Friday. This is a game my fiance and I play with our dog Tobias. We ask him over and over "You wanna bone? Or a stick?" in this particular tone of voice... and the poor guy just cocks his head back and forth everytime we pose the question. : )

Tiny Showcase, or How I am a HUGE dork

okay, everybody go to www.tinyshowcase.com .

next, scroll down to the news post on february 1st.

second paragraph.

yeah! that is a link to my flickr! i am practically famous!

p.s. do you love horror movies like i do? if you do then you know who this is, or at least have heard him. between dario argento's suspiria and george romero's dawn of the dead i don't know which score i am more in love with... so now, i present to you the keyboardist of italian prog-rock band Goblin: Claudio Simonetti!



...and waist deep in a pool of blood, I don't think he would have it any other way.

Illustration Friday - "Blanket"

My first thought was 'blanket of snow' but then I thought of my good friend Bob Hoag and his recording studio (flyingblanket.com), and thought I would try my hand at a flying blanket.

Education

This is 8.5 inches wide. I know this because it was drawn at the bottom of a piece of paper that was SUPPOSED to get filled up with notes about art history. Oopsies.