He Always Wins

Death is inevitable, no one can win against it. In the Middle Ages people were more than aware of this and with plauges and death being common place they often depicted Death in their art. This is inspired by some of that art. "Mortem Vicit", 9 x 12, Micron pens, White gel pen and Acrylic on grey paper. Original and prints available. Picture 47.

Fresh Breath

I had a vague idea, this was not it exactly but I like the end product. "Breath Like Roses", 9 x 9, Micron pens, White Gel Pen, tiny bit of watercolor pencil on tan paper. Original and prints available. Picture 46.

Gold Baby Gold

I am not sure this is done yet, but I am posting it anyway. I may yet decided to add some color to the boy. "Elfling", 9 x 9 aprox., Micron pens, White gel pens, ProWhite and Acrylic on tan paper. Original and prints available. Picture 45.

Shadow Work

This took way longer than I expected it to but several factors contributed to that. It also developed and grew in a way I was not expecting but I really like the end results. There are 2 versions, I scanned it before I added the red so I would have  black and white and a tinted version. "Touched by Shadows", about 9 x 9, Micron pens, White gel pen and Acrylic wash on Tan paper. Original and prints available. Picture 44.

Fire and Fright

Inspired again by something I saw on the internet but that looks nothing like this. "Flaming Ghost", 9 x 12, Micron pens, Acrylic and White gel pens on grey paper. Original and prints available. picture 43.

My Favorite Albino

Every so often I feel the urge to do a picture of Elric of Melnibone. I seldom capture him to my satisfaction, but I keep trying. This one has elements I like but overall is maybe not the best likeness I have done of him. "Elric VIII", Micron. Copic and Sharpie markers, Acrylic and White gel pens on grey paper. Original and prints available. Picture 42.

 

Android Insanity

Well, I have done several versions of my android figure over the years. I wanted one for my new book and this insanity ensued. "Android Connections", 9 x 12, Micron pens, White gel pens and Acrylic wash on grey paper. Original and prints available. Picture 41.