U.S. Army Infantryman.

So I did this just as an exercise to try and get better at doing the ACU digital cammies. For a first try I think it turned out pretty decent.

You Could Have It So Much Better!

After a slight hiatus I'm back with more art in tow. This picture is titled "You Could Have It So Much Better!" after the Franz Ferdinand album. I also used the color scheme from the album cover. Enjoy.

Bombs Over Bexhill

So yeah, I'm pretty tired so there isn't gonna be much explanation here. It's called 'Bombs Over Bexhill', her name is Rasha, her gun is cool ( I think so anyway).

Hi, Hilda!

Here's the semi-slazzy bounty hunter, Hilda.

I'm guessing she likes pink.

Just a colored version of a pic I posted a while back. I probably should've cleaned up the lines a bit, but when I started coloring it I was just doing so for fun, and didn't plan on finishing it. Oh well. Enjoy.

And now we meet our heroine.

I've had her look in my head ever since I first began work on this story so it feels really good to finally get it out and show to all of you. So without further ado, I'd like you all to meet Mieke.

Kitty Cortez

Another character from the same story as Black Stacey. I did this one fairly quickly since I just wanted to get the idea out of my head.

Black Stacey Abernathy.

So this is a colored pic of an image I posted a while back. She's a major character in a story I'm currently working on (more details on that later). The colors are really basic and solid, as I wanted almost a 'Pop-Art' feel. Or like something you'd see in the early '90s as far as colors go. Enjoy.

Tres-Ciento.

So I saw 300 on Friday and I was blown away. Some of the best cinematography this side of Children of Men. Some might say that the dialogue was melodramatic, or that slo-mo was overused, I'd say fuck those people. The movie was awesome and if you don't agree then the terrorists have already won.....




Fun Fact: The majority of people in communist countries didn't know about vampires until around 1992.

Popbot pic.

So I've been trying to work with more colors lately, as I'm mostly used to doing b&w work and I wanted to get out of my comfort zone. I did this painting of Ashley Wood's 'Popbot' with watercolors and I'm semi-satisfied with how it turned out. I think it looks a bit too monochromatic.

Clap your hands say yeah?

Quickie.

Pin-upish chic.

So this sketch came after a friend suggested I try and inject a bit of finesse and grace into some of my characters. He referred me to the artist Olivia De Berardinis, who does some great paintings of pin-ups. I took his advice and did this quick sketch. I tried to make the character a little softer, but still have some emotion.