Oh, a Samurai I See, How Original.

Hello all, this is a samurai. And it remains a samurai. I would love any and all feedback.

Cottage, Monkey Island, and other stuff

Here is.... well... a cottage... meant as a value and mood study.
Same goes for the next one down.


In other news, anybody remember the game "The Secret of Monkey Island"?
I didn't... then I did... and then I downloaded the Special Edition on my Ipod.

It is Genius... mmmmmm, good game.

And to end the post here are some images of some things I painted.




These are miniatures for a game called Warmachine. I paint these models as a hobby and part-time for a company called Blue Table Painting.

Hopefully this post will make up for the serious lack of posting recently.

ciao for now.

AAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!

Here is another Cardboard painting i did recently. This one sold last week to a great guy in San Antonio Texas.

I call it "Goresloth Attacks" and is one of a two part series. Hopefully I'll have the second piece done soon.

Time For Some... Underpants!

Teddy Bear and his boy in a creepy swamp. I don't have much else to say. So I will type gibberish and you can pretend it says whatever you would like it to say.

Ajfioe jljidje jfjfi gildne alilxn siein vi ie tthhios ilnitli aninig. Soijgoieb Ckldjs E kdlijlg.

Riiiiibit Good Sir

Seeing as I've been really bad at posting regularly I have repented of my ways and will now begin a regular posting thingy stuff schedule way time. Anyway, here is a quick character design for an illustration I'll post shortly.

SQUEEEEEEL

Here is a little something new for all beholders of this blog.
From the depths of my inner machinations comes my first attempt at an illustration for a picture book. This is a twist on the Three Little Pigs story. Hope you like.

New Header!!!

I know, it's so exciting I can hardly contain myself either...
but, try to get a hold of your horses anyway so you can have the piece of mind required to truly bask in the newness of the post-title-mentioned header.

mmmmmmmmmmmm... delicious

And for a nostalgic moment... and for posterity... here is the old header banner.

Worn Out

Avast Ye! Something New!
This is a piece I did trying out something new. Using an old, used piece of cardboard for canvas and watered down acrylic paint.
And, you can never go far off with pirates.

Well, sorry to have let down the two people who actually looked at this blog with some sense of regularity ( honestly it was probably more like one person, and that person was probably my mom. Just kidding.)

Anyway, it's been near a year now since I last posted anything. A whole slew of things happened all within a small time frame: Bought a house with the wife and kids, lost my job, got a new job, got a new haircut, a new suit, and a new face... just kidding... maybe.

I have since repented and offer this recycled image as penance until I can produce something I think is worth showing the masses.

Have at ye!

CHIEF 2: the coloring...

Just thought I'd mess around with coloring the last sketch.

Chief...

I have no witty or pithy comments associated with this sketch. But I like it all the same.

Zombie Defense...

So, I drew this in some weak-sauce program at work. It is a diagram that helps explain the benefits of wearing a helmet when you find yourself in the middle of a zombie uprising. So there ya go...

Character Designs, Schmaracter Designs,

Well, It's about time I post something new.

Here are a few pages of concept designs I did for a game that a friend of mine is working on. Paintbrush Knights, Pencil Mountain Dwarfs, and Eraser Club Ogres.

The game company later decided to go for a simpler overall design and look for the game so I'll post some concepts I've done in the simpler style as well. But, this must wait.

NEW PROFILE PICTURE

I added a new pic as my profile photo. It's so small over there though so I thought I would post it in its larger cardigan-wearing-goblin glory. Enjoy.


... I think I like goblins too.

ARRRRRRR!

This be a SEA-WORTHY post says I!In movies you always see pirates with shiny metal hooks. I can't help but think that the combination of salty sea water and metal would create some serious rust issues.