This was my first Acrylic Paninting! Very fun to work on. The character was just something that I doodled recently.

I had the idea for some ironic images. This was my favorite of those ideas. I may do some of the others, but I don’t know. Definitely happy with how this turned out, though.

This was a class final project, Still Life—Oil Painting I

Head Sketch from Life using standard texture paper and Charcoal.

This was an exercise in making a “vector-looking” illustration completely in Blender—a 3D program. I learned TONS during the process.

All elements of this image were created in Blender, including the background. I hope that the image makes sense. Some items were later edited out, because they made the image too cluttered. Anyways, enjoy, and feel free to comment . . . Feedback is awesome!

My very first Illustration! This was a class assignment: Create a spot illustration for a book.

During my Egyptian Art class, I had the opportunity to put my 3D modeling skills to work. The assignment was to recreate an ancient egyptian art piece in the medium of our choosing. This is my very first attempt at doing a face. Enjoy!

Here’s a sketch that I doodled for a character in my “Fear” illustration.

Here’s what I’ve been up to lately: Been playing around with Blender . . . And here’s the “Jack-O-Lantern” that resulted: Special thanks to Blender Cookie and Jonathon Williamson for sharing their invaluable knowledge.

. . . And now, introducing the “battle ax animation”, here it is (finally)!