Wednesday, April 29, 2015
Some Colors, Some Changes
This is the last bit of color exploration I did for Moonbot before leaving, it was for their 'Hide and Seek' Moonbeeps app. Working at Moonbot was quite an experience and I learned so much, but now it's time to carve a new path in my career!
Also the bottom left one is my favorite. :)
Thursday, July 17, 2014
Oh, hello there!
A friend recently made it known to me that this blog still pops up on google search, which surprises me since I've been more active on my website and tumblr.
Seems I'm a bit shy when it comes to writing posts here, but I don't suppose I need to write in the first place. Maybe I'll do more ~exposes~ and process work here. Exposes sound just important enough. Have an illustration for now.
Seems I'm a bit shy when it comes to writing posts here, but I don't suppose I need to write in the first place. Maybe I'll do more ~exposes~ and process work here. Exposes sound just important enough. Have an illustration for now.
Sunday, March 17, 2013
Thursday, November 15, 2012
Monday, October 22, 2012
Monday, October 8, 2012
Portfolio Time Warp
OLD STUFF:
thesis concept
character portraits
mood and environment
sketchbook exploration
irrelevant but good
NEW STUFF
now more into story exploration through a single medium
process process process
character exploration
style exploration
more style exploration
Friday, September 14, 2012
Tuesday, March 6, 2012
Monday, February 27, 2012
Comic Style Preview
Here's a little WIP for a comic I'm working on~~~
Along with a comic I've started writing a book. I'd like to practice writing more so expect this blog to have a lot more rambling to it! Well, not rambling but actually formulated ideas and opinions about creating things in general. Though I'm still reticent about my personal work it will slowly show itself through the subject matter of my written posts.
Along with a comic I've started writing a book. I'd like to practice writing more so expect this blog to have a lot more rambling to it! Well, not rambling but actually formulated ideas and opinions about creating things in general. Though I'm still reticent about my personal work it will slowly show itself through the subject matter of my written posts. Perhaps this is the connection I'd like to make with those that follow my blog- just slapping my art up here isn't working for me; I'd much rather share our ideas. I realize this is merely half an art blog to me. I don't need more posts, I need posts of greater quality!
Is there any artistic subject matter that would be fun to write about? I'm curious about what points(or counterpoints) you'd like to see me make.
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Tuesday, November 8, 2011
Monday, September 12, 2011
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
Super Sinister Stoplight.... lady
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
DUNGEONS AND DRAGONS
Friday, September 2, 2011
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Sketchy Sketch...
Oh hai! Besides discovering the wonders of paintball and socializing feral country kittens, I doodle stuff for Moonbot Sketch Tuesdays. I usually forget about this weekly event and submit a drawing like this-

But now I've decided that I will design a character for Sketch Tuesday each week. Meet Dillon-the first pancake!
So if you don't see a character here each week, then check out the moonblog and I should be there! If not then I've been a delinquent that week. Also here's a WIP-

This creature is known as a Dram, and is one that exists within dreams. They attempt to reflect the dreamer's psyche and take the form of a person the dreamer knows. Considering how fuzzy/vague our dreams can be, they usually have a form akin to this. I'll explain more about them when the painting's done.

But now I've decided that I will design a character for Sketch Tuesday each week. Meet Dillon-the first pancake!
So if you don't see a character here each week, then check out the moonblog and I should be there! If not then I've been a delinquent that week. Also here's a WIP-
This creature is known as a Dram, and is one that exists within dreams. They attempt to reflect the dreamer's psyche and take the form of a person the dreamer knows. Considering how fuzzy/vague our dreams can be, they usually have a form akin to this. I'll explain more about them when the painting's done.
Thursday, December 16, 2010
fragments
There's bits and pieces here and there, things I've meant to post... I've looked back into this folder I have at work, titled NOT WORK D (I'm guessing the D was a typo that I liked too much to fix) and found things I've always intended to finish and post here.
For a while I was gonna make a comic about how Mimi The Birdgirl discovers an egg in her bed and is introduced to the awkward world of bird puberty. That's her dad cooking breakfast in the bottom panel, he's making omelettes. That's at least three kinds of awkward. But either way it would've been a pretty funny story about growing up, right? :P

Greetings from IDIOT FESTIVAL!

My design of a friend's character. His name's Tippin and he needs to find a home on the ground cause he can't fly. Ghost shadow is irrelevant.
This is Ruth, one of the first Lost Saints of Skellopia. Her sacrifices led to great progress in controversial but useful medical mycology.
I forget who this is. She apparently has magical designs on her armor which gives her the abilities of her fallen enemies. So the eye on her sword mimics the eye of a creature which is clairvoyant. Also she's too good for normal human feet.
:3
For a while I was gonna make a comic about how Mimi The Birdgirl discovers an egg in her bed and is introduced to the awkward world of bird puberty. That's her dad cooking breakfast in the bottom panel, he's making omelettes. That's at least three kinds of awkward. But either way it would've been a pretty funny story about growing up, right? :P
Greetings from IDIOT FESTIVAL!

My design of a friend's character. His name's Tippin and he needs to find a home on the ground cause he can't fly. Ghost shadow is irrelevant.
This is Ruth, one of the first Lost Saints of Skellopia. Her sacrifices led to great progress in controversial but useful medical mycology.
I forget who this is. She apparently has magical designs on her armor which gives her the abilities of her fallen enemies. So the eye on her sword mimics the eye of a creature which is clairvoyant. Also she's too good for normal human feet.:3
Thursday, August 19, 2010
If you pretend it's a unicorn then it's not so creepy!
I like doodling in a little online art program that's about as high tech as ms paint... ( wait a minute, I haven't used that in a decade, it's prolly evolved since then... ) or as much as facebook's graffiti application, and so on! Either way the reason I'm posting this is because while I made this, I had an epiphany-This is one painting in the finite amount of paintings I will create in my lifetime. This somehow made everything more precious to me, past and future drawings. It's kind of funny saying that, because I know I've drawn some things I consider sophomoric or highly flammable. Hell, most of what I've made would be figure drawing exercises, and I don't care what happens to those since they've already served their purpose. If I could imagine all the drawings of my life piled together, the bulk of it would definitely be a babble of imagery like this.
Still, I can't deny that these are all thoughts which I intentionally projected into the realm I know as reality. Maybe I am creating a mirror for my mind, something to look back into. These are all my mirrors, the reflective little footprints of my life that are free to be found by others or lost forever.
I guess this one reflects the fact that I like long hair, nudity, and giant fuzzy insects. Now that I think of it, I've been considering a pet tarantula lately...
Friday, August 6, 2010
Harpies?

:> Doing some more personal paintings in my spare time at work. Nothing much besides more feminine and monstrous elements. This may be related to a pseudo-fantasy premise involving the root of human mythologies. I'm basically cobbling together what interests me right now into a story- lovecraftian lore, symbolism in myth, environment as character, and of course horror...
I really just want to create some organic story telling exercise with this one- placing elements here and there then weaving a pattern from them, while making some interesting character studies along the way.
I want what's encountered in these stories to feel mythical, but evocative of the present as well. Myths are timeless, after all. Perhaps my characters are just experiencing the brevity of their humanity in juxtaposition to this. Either way I want this imagery to feel familiar to the point that you think you know of this, you've heard of this, and could draw conclusions from it. So this painting could be of a harpy from greek mythology or the objectification of other human beings or a personal memory. And now I'm just rambling about the elasticity of symbolism. Or how things could get lost in translation. I think there's a word for the type of symbolism which has no intended meaning by the author but made for audience to draw conclusions in a sort of free style manner.
Either way, I don't remember it and now I'm rambling. But hey, I'm posting again! :D
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Wow
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