Well, another semester has come to a close.  And it was a great one!  Which is good, too, because not only was it my last semester of the year, but it was my last semester FOREVER!  Yessir, kiddies, I’m a college graduate!  Which is both good and bad: Good, because I need a break from [...]

Flour sack is struttin’ along, when he stumbles upon some kind of crumpled up cloth, like . . . flour sack skin! He steps over and shuffles backward into a strange box. Examining the box, he picks it up and starts to crank the lever on the side. Suddenly, whammo! Some crazy freakshow flour sack from the brain of Steven King pops out and it’s all over for this poor, lost soul. He’s just another “splatter” on the sidewalk of life. Hope you enjoy ; ).

For a class assignment in Art/Propaganda, we were asked to take an item from our apartments and create a cubist artpiece from it, with emphasis on different viewpoints, geometric shapes, etc. I chose to do my M-Audio keyboard. This was a speed sketch done in pen and completed in 20 minutes. I liked the direction so much that I may be turning it into a bonafide painting . . . we’ll see.

Stylized goat illustration from Media Experimentation class.

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!