Pages I did for a comic anthology for classic literature. You probably guessed that I got the poem Kubla Kahn. You guessed right.

Sculpt I did in Sculptris, free software from Pixologic.

Sketch for fun. It's also a birthday sketch for a friend, Tim McCrackin (no, not the one from the movie Slapshot (obscure reference)).

Tree demon in color. Golly!

I fixed the tree-demon dude (odd perspective in the previous post), and I painted-up one of my other drawings (duh). Makes me want to paint more!

I liked the face of the snake demon sketch my girlfriend helped art direct me on, so I did a close-up study of his face. He's become more of a straight-up tree demon, but I'm fond of the result. :)

So here are a couple of new sketches. I started them on the 7 hour flight home from seeing my girlfriend in the UK. They were actually mostly finished on the flight, but you can only get so much detail as a 300+ lbs giant hunched over in a cramped, slightly turbulent space. I did the rest of it at my desk at work. I like both of these guys (all 3, if you count the forehead of the 2nd piece).

Sketch my girlfriend art directed me on. :) I love her for zillions of reasons, but a big one is that she takes an active interest in my art, and loves my dark stuff! Epic win!

Notice 2 of them are the front and back covers of a book. It's a sketchbook I recently bought that allows you to draw on the covers as well as the pages within. NEAT-OH.