NEW SKETCH CARDS

Cupid from DC Comics

Princess from Battle of the Planets

CTHULHU LIVES!!!

Colors are complete.

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EBAY AUCTIONS AVAILABLE...

Ive posted a few auctions on ebay if anyone is interested in getting any artwork from me, either contact me personally or you can purchase it through the ebay auctions: HERE

FLASHBACK TUESDAY - TWO

So heres a piece I doodled up back in 1999 of my character, HiVEN. Back then I had him in the jungles fighting off hordes of zombies, dinosaurs, and killer klowns... ya. It was a little insane. Damn, its hard to believe that was 13 years ago... geez.

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HELLO MONDAY...

So heres a new piece. Strange request, but fun none-tha-less.

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CTHULHU !!!!

CTHULHU takes Seattle!!! Colors in the works...

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AWESOMENESS...

Nothing like inspiration to look at while inking Cthulhu - This is a sculpture my fiance made me to hold my art pens in on my drawing desk. I love it so much!

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ANOTHER BLOODY DAY...

Here's a sneek from another finished page for Bloody Olde Englund.

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FLASHBACK TUESDAYS - ONE

So Im gonna try something new and see how well this works out. This is only something I'll be doing here on my blog. Not on facebook or twitter. Not only will it be a way for me to get caught up on having new stuff ready to show on an ongoing basis, but it'll also be a way to show off some of my older pieces that Ive kept around that Ive always loved and treasured. Some will be from my late teen years, others from my early child hood years.

Below is the first piece in this series of FLASHBACKS. My computer says this piece was scanned way back in November of 2004, but I think the actual art for this piece was illustrated around 2002 or so. Its a splash page from the third issue of my gothic horror vampire comic, HiVEN. To this very day it still holds a special place in my heart.

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CTHULHU ANYONE...?

One of the pieces on the drawing table for today.

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FINISHED PAGE

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R.I.P - MOEBIUS

Sad to hear the passing of the talented MOEBIUS. I never saw a lot of his work, but I did know of him and what books I did see were insane and amazing to admire. R.I.P -