Hungry Bunny

This started off as a quick Illustrator doodle I did a couple of years ago. I saw it the other day and decided I wanted to play around with it. I decided to take it into Photoshop and sort of make it look like a Linocut. It's not totally where I want it to be, but it's a good start.

"Too Many Fish in the Sea" Linocut

Here is an old Linocut I found lying around, so I figured I'd post it. It's from Graduate School, and it's by no means my best work, but I still like it. Oldie but a goodie I guess.

Lionfish II

Finally a new Illustration.

Dragon & Sea Turtle

Finally, a new illustration I can post. This was a special request of a dragon and a sea turtle, so I thought it would be fun to have the dragon riding the turtle on a wave. I originally had the entire thing colored, but after much decision-making, I realized I liked it better with everything colored but the actual animals, I think it makes them pop more with them being in black and white. Anyway, enjoy.

Graphite and Photoshop

Sandcrab Sunrise

A repost of the cover of my "hopeful" children's book I want to get published. Been working on it on and off for about 4 years. Someday...

Rockets On Wire

An album cover I illustrated for the band Rockets On Wire

Cog In The Machine

My newest Veer Illustration. Check it out.

-Graphite, Photoshop & Illustrator

Tip of the Iceburg

A political piece about global warming and how we're (mostly our government) doing nothing to try and stop it.

-Graphite, Photoshop & Illustrator

As the Cold Rain Falls

A piece I did to illustrate the Tiger Army song, "As the Cold Rain Falls."

-Graphite, Photoshop & Illustrator

Road Test

This is a finished piece I did for my "Navigating the Big Bad World" class. It is an editorial illustration for a section in a magazine called PlanAdvisor.

-Graphite, Photoshop & Illustrator

When I was 9, I was a roly-poly child

The Nutcracker

All 4 Nutcracker pieces in order finally finished!

-Graphite, Photoshop & Illustrator

Hide & Seek, Part 2

The second picture in my fairy tales series. This one illustrates a man hiding from the princess in an egg in a birds nest.

-Linocut

Hide & Seek, Part 1

The first illustration in a miniseries I'm doing of fairy tales. This one is from the story "The Sea-Hare," where a man has to hid himself from a princess who can see everywhere in the world. This picture shows him about to be swallowed by a fish in a lake, so he can hide in his stomach.

-Linocut

Insomnia

An editorial piece I did last year after my thesis. I chose to illustrate something for the word 'insomnia.' This is what I banged out.

-Graphite

"Snow Day" book cover

This is a cover illustration I did in case anyone ever went completely crazy and decided to publish a book of my work. It's based off of the "Hare..." story I illustrated, and I kind of just wanted a simple but kind of graphic image on the front. Thus, I went with the rabbit out in the snowy hills with scarce evergreens around him.

-Photoshop/Illustrator/Graphite

Skyscape

This is a completely digitally painted image of the view from a plane window, looking down upon the clouds from atop the world.

-Photoshop

The Hare Who Would Not Be King

These illustrations are part of a 3 piece series for the short story, "The Hare Who Would Not Be King."


The first illustration pictures a Lion who gets crowned king of the animal kingdom, but the Hare forsees nothing good to come of this, and refuses to take part in the celebration.




The second illustration shows the King commanding the Hare's best friend, the Elephant, to capture him and feed him to the Lion for dinner.



The third Illustration depicts the Hare tricking the Lion into thinking his reflection is another king who wants to overthrow him, thus leading to his drowning.

-Graphite & Photoshop Color

The Watcher

A piece I did about 2 years ago, but is still one of my favorites. It's a piece about a jack-in-the-box watching a whale, in case you couldn't tell.

-Pen and ink