African Goddess

I found a photo and had to do something based on it."Song of the Goddess", 9 x 12, Micron pens, Copic markers, Sharpie markers , White gel pens on gray paper. Original $150 matted and framed. Prints available 8 1/2 x 11 $20/ matted $30/ Framed $50. Plus shipping! Larger prints available, just ask Tristan@vampyre-nmp.com to buy this picture you can PayPal me at paypal@greywolf.name Picture 39.

Play Time

Well I don't know why I am spending so much on markers and not just paintinmg stuff like normal, but I got a new set of flesh toned markers and this is the first opicture I used them on. I kind of like how they work...Anyway here is my latest; "Ocean Jewel", 9 x 12, Micron pens, alcohol markers, Sharpie markers and white and yellow gel pens on tan paper. Original and prints available. Picture 38.

On Fire

OK, I saw a picture of a dragon, in red, it was stylized in such a way that made me think of fire, and this is what I did based on that. "Messenger of Fire", 9 x 12, Micron pens, Copic markers yellow gel pen on tan paper. Original $150, matted and framed. Prints available 8 1/2 x 11 $20/ matted $30/ Framed $50. Plus shipping! Larger prints available, just ask Tristan@vampyre-nmp.com to buy this picture you can PayPal me at paypal@greywolf.name Picture 37.

Dangerous Woman

This was strongly inspired by sculptures by Forest Rogers. His work is amazing and I just had to draw something based on his work...with a little Mucha influence thrown in. "Harpie", 9 x 12, Micron pens, Copic markers, Sharpie markers, white gel pens, Acrylic, watercolor colored pencil on grey paper. Original $150 matted and framed. Prints available 8 1/2 x 11 $20/ matted $30/ Framed $50. Plus shipping! Larger prints available, just ask Tristan@vampyre-nmp.com to buy this picture you can PayPal me at paypal@greywolf.name Picture 36.

Indecision

I was unsure of how to finish this picture and asked friends online. I got such a mixed reaction I decided to do 2 versions. I o not like to censor my work but in thi scase bothe ways seemed valid. I like the nude version best, but the clothed one is OK to. "African Sun", 9 x 12, Micron pens, Copic markers, Sharpie markers, white gel pens and Acrylic wash on tan paper. Original and both versions available as prints. Picture 35.

New Problem

So, I did this picture and really like ir, but when I scan it the flames blend and lose all the yellow and contrast between the red and orange. I have scanned and photographed and ajusted and can not get it perfect. This is a photo from outside in the sun (which is to bright to see the creen to square the picture properly and it still needed digital ajusting to try and get it close to the original. So here is my problem child; "Djinn Summoned", 9 x 12, Micron pens, Copic mearkers, Sharpie markers and white gel pens on grey paper. Original and prints available (once I get a square and color correct version). Picture 34.

Not Anubis

I finally discoverd that a white or grey Anubis like figure IS a lagitimate Egyptian God. He is brother to Anubis or Anpu (the actually Egyptian name for him). Here is my first real picture of "Upuant; Opener of the Ways", 9 x 12, Micron pens, Copic markers, Sharpie markers, whuite gel pens and white Prisma color on grey paper. Original and prints available. Picture 33.