The Vengeful Camels

Apparently camels tend to hold grudges, so this actually works pretty well for me. And yes, it is a continuation to "Wesley the alligator." Now to just finish it...

Talking Appliances

I definitely enjoyed this project the most, and will be doing some more with it soon! I have more characters I still need to draw out.

Madame Lyure

I've been super busy lately and sadly haven't gotten around to painting this yet, but here's a sketch for the third part of my desert series. Meet Madame Lyure--the psychic cobra. She's deadly accurate in her predictions.

Those squirrels. 

Desert Rider

V-Twin Cylinder Motorcycle

Prop drawing for a new comp I'm working on this week-

Some Old Stuff

I came across some old pieces I did a while back and finally got around to taking some photos. The scratchboard drawing was from a good six years ago. The second is an acrylic painting of the Saleen S7, painted on galvanized steel two years ago. If anyone remembers, I did have a 3D acrylic model of the S7 hanging down from the top -- that is, until someone broke it -- but I think it looks perfectly fine without. 

Lizard sketch

Who needs a tail, right?

Lizards

Finally a sketchbook page devoted to lizards. 

More Layouts

Some more progress layout pages

The Ascent: Matte Painting

Process and final work.
Story based on Irish megalithic burial grounds and stone engravings

The Prized Horse

This is definitely my favorite (and last) painting from Digital Life this term.
4hr photoshop sketch-

A musician in despair after discovering that his prized horse had been slaughtered by a gang he formerly worked with, after being sent its decapitated head in his guitar case as a threat. 
(brilliant story courtesy of Cliff Nielsen)

Beksinski Digital Master Copy

A digital master copy of a painting by one of my favorite surrealist painters, Zdzislaw Beksinski. To all who are unfamiliar with his work, he has some really neat stuff that you should definitely check out. 

Skeleton in a Bucket

Quick sketch from Digital Life

Creative Perspective

I had a lot of fun working with SketchUp this term and I ended up painting some quick black and white compositions for the class. 

Also, here are a few additional pages from my final book-