I'm back on the blog. I got married, purchased a home-place, thereafter moved, started a garden and found some time to make art.

A few sketches and studies of various things imaginary and real on my new tool (more on the newness in a future post).

Cloud study - used photo ref. I'm pretty pleased with the result and look forwards to doing future cloud studies.

Assortment of trees and grasses.

First sketch since getting hitched!

Alien bust sketched in alchemy.

Been busy lately with more news to come in the future.

For now I'll leave you with this quick "sea dragon" sketch. Think I'll let this one sit on the shelf  a bit before coming back to it.

Be safe while surfing the high seas web.

Playing around with "Blurs Good Brush 4.0" and no pressure sensitivity. This piece is a culmination of three speed paintings painted one atop the other. Finished with an interesting cut-out or collage effect that brings to mind folk music album covers.

One Lone Tree

Two Fall Trees

Three Turning Trees

A quick study. reference image here.

A couple pilots stumble upon an ancient space hulk in the Clouds of Olympus.

Inspired by the art of EVE Online.

Howdy everyone,
I took a breather from the "untitled project." Here are some pieces inspired by my recently, yesterday, acquired new read: Steampainting: Spark!
A lot of great works and good insight by some inspirational artist (can't go wrong there)!

Enough with words on with pixels:

following concepts were born from 3CH (an inspiration generator found here: http://www.steambotstudios.com/V2/3ch.php)

(text below frame is quote generated by 3CH)

(a translucent vehicle pummels a detective in the rain)

(a demonic dragon crashes to pieces a sportsman on mars)

(an ethereal virus runs toward an assassin in the desert)

Want more pixels!? Here are some process sequences with layers toggled on/off to get a feel for how each piece evolved and was brought to life :

Thanks for stopping by this little place on the internets!

Character Development:

Hello all,
It has been a good couple of weeks since my last update. I have been busy with school and freelance work. I have continued work on "The Untitled Project" in my spare time, below are the results.

Quickie: