dinosaurs and tats

This is a painting, about 9" x 12" for a fund raising event, I think for Delta Axis. The initial sketch is in one of my earlier entries if you'd like to see it. As for my actual technique, I did an value underpainting in red, orange, and yellow, then used greens and browns on top. Concept: none, it's dinosaurs. No concept needed. Period.



This is my tattoo design. I want to have them on my shoulder blades to imitate wings that were cut off, leaving only stumps.


The latest development in my business cards. As you'll notice, my name changed because I recently married my high school sweetheart, M. Maxwell.

Busy, busy!

This is the beginnings of our current project: using paper craft to illustrate an article. My chosen article is a piece about the airline industry making obese people buy two tickets if he or she can't fit into the single seat. The long piece is the rotund torso of the overweight person, and the gray thing is the airplane seat row. The one that looks like a division sign is the person's head.



This is just a sketch for a painting I'm doing during my Internship hours. It's for a show where people pay a lot to get in, but they can pick one painting off the wall and take it home for free. I'm not getting any money out of it, but I'm getting press.



Here's a version of my business card. I haven't got any printed yet, since I'm still deciding on my permanent logo. I'm going to try a version with my "vamp" logo.



This was a t-shirt contest entry for a Memphis in May BBQ team. It didn't win, but I still made a sweet picture!