Some recent inks I've done. I have no clue why the images are showing up maxed out in here. I guess I broke something. Click on the image to see the rest of the page.

As Nathan's comment suggests, I'm one cat who isn't often delivering on the updates. I'll hurry and post some recent sketches I did for a fun online contest I'm participating in. This should lead to full on concepts and painting. I have some body concepts too, but they're not up to par yet. They'll be along soon.

It's high time I updated. I have tons to show, but I been bad. I'll be back a few times over the next week or so to upload a bunch of the newer stuffs. This post is to show some of the art I did for the Tori Amos Comic Book Tattoo for Image Comics. Story by my great friend Jeff Carroll inspired by Tori's song, "Toast." Tori loved the story so much (The song was written for her brother who died in a car accident, and Jeff, in turn, wrote the story in memory of his wife who had recently lost his wife to breast cancer. She energetically embraced him when they met, gushing about the story. I think she gave me a healthy smile and handshake, heheh.). Included are the ugly thumbs for page 2, and some progress pics. I was going to upload all 5 pages, but I'll hold off doing that for a while. Speaking of Tori, you may or may not know/remember that I did a painting in one of her calendars. I think this was for December 2006. 

Great comments from everyone. Thanks tons!

Hey Ryan, remember when we saw that redneck family and I got you laughing good and hard by that comment (in the pic)? Heheh... good times. The theme at drawergeeks.com was "rednecks" so I immediately thought of that. The other drawing was my last of '07. Sketched in a coffee shop in Denver with some art friends I made when I lived there.

Sorry for the crazy-long pause between posts, for those of you who care. I straight-up couldn't figure out how to access my blog spot since it was taken under new management. I actually assumed I couldn't access it any longer. Ah, well, here I am again. :)

I can't find any work anywhere, so I've been looking around. This is a concept test I did the past couple days in hopes of getting hired. Wish me luck, eh?

I had insomia tonight after getting some contract work done, so I started in on a sketch of a dragon. For some reason, I like my insomnia drawings better than drawings or paintings I manage when I'm wide awake. I'm excited to develop this guy further- how his body, wings, and tail would look.

An illustration for a fun project called "Angel Quest," a card game that challenges the player to collect cards based on good deeds. In short, the player's collection reflects his/her fulfilled good deeds.

It's awesome to see the comments you guys are posting. It's what brings me back here. It's so great to hear from guys I know of, and guys I haven't seen for too long.

My good buddy, Ryan Wood emailed me to announce that he has a blog going. I looked at it, shat myself, and was too dumb-struck to even answer him. It just reminded me of how gosh-darn good he is.

It also made me want to start my own blog. I have other friends I need to mention here too, but I'm too lazy tonight. Besides, I need to spend time with the girlfriend.

Here's a goblin to make my blog an official art blog from the get-go. Even mister precious Wood didn't do that on his first post.

Bleah, Ryan... Bleah