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 SOLD, prints available. Picture 41.

Mixed Creature

Inspired by a drawing from a Japanese artist I designed this sea creature. "Sea Stag", 9 x 12, Micron pen, Sharpie marker, Acrylic, and White get pen on tan paper. Original and prints available. Picture 40.

  

Musing on Ttitle Page

I decided to do a portrait of my muse for the title page of the new book I am working on. Of course he gave me fits and I did a ton of work that is now nearly impossible to see. I know the Muses were the 7 daughters of Zeus in Greek Legend BUT, my personal muse takes the form of an 8 year old boy and he is a brat.  "The Brat" roughly 7 1/2 x 9, Micron pens, White gel pens, and Acrylic on tan paper. Prints available. Picture 39.

Hot Stuff

"Fire Summoning" 9 x 12, Micron pens, Acrylic, White gel pen and watercolor colored pencil on tan paper. Original and prints available. Picture 38

Wise Choice

Well I was off line for 2 days, cable was out completely. So still hoping to do a new book with these sort of pictures. "Seed of Wisdom", 9 x 12, Micron pens, Sharpie marker, White gel pen and a tiny bit of Acrylic on Grey paper. Original SOLD. Prints available. Picture 37.

Japaneque

 This was inspired by another artists work, and looks nothing like it. It is heavily Japanese print influenced but not done exactly as a Japanese style print would be. There is a type of fox that has this kind of coloring and markings. "Flame Kitsune", 10 x 16, Micron pen, Acrylic and Prowhite on Canson board. Original and prints available. Picture 36.