This piece is done on 14x17 sketch book paper. I used a variety of Writer markers, Bic pens, felt tips, alcohol markers, and micro-lines. It is inspired by the band, Twenty One Pilots.
Welcome to a public online gallery of my work. This blog is just another way for me to get my work out to the public. Please feel free to share my blog with friends and family who you think would enjoy some of the pieces I have created. I love all kinds of feed back so don't be afraid to speak your mind or share your opinion on any of my pieces. So, without further ado, please feel free to browse and make yourself at home.
Thursday, April 28, 2016
Wednesday, April 27, 2016
"Tree of life"
Illustration of a tree. I used a variety of markers and felt tip pens to ink and color the sketch. It's done on simple 8.5x11 sketch book paper. Not quite sure what I was trying to achieve, but I'm pretty happy with it.
Thursday, March 17, 2016
Tuesday, March 8, 2016
Messing around with a new style
Just a little inside on some new things i'm trying. This piece was done on a I think 11x17 canvas. But i'm not 100% sure on the size. It was done in a range of cooler tone acrylic paints.
Tuesday, January 5, 2016
Dehesa Dragons Logo.
This is a new school logo I designed as a multimedia project. It was done in Adobe Illustrator and then taken in Adobe Photoshop. I used a draw tablet for the drawing portion of the dragon. It's not something I usually do, I usually add more color, But i'm extremely pleased with the overall finished product. Bye the end of the week, I should have the design printed onto a tee shirt.
Monday, January 4, 2016
Deaf culture art
A piece I did for my ASL course. It's done in all acrylic on canvas. It's supposed to be a deaf culture piece in the style of Nancy Rourke.
Thursday, December 10, 2015
This is a rock painting I did way back when I was visiting family in Washington. It was originally a picture I had seen on the internet, and I was really inspired by the bright colors and the contrast of the dark silhouettes. I tried to capture all of the image but I didn't scale everything super well so that was a fault on my part. I feel that I did manage to create kind of the same bright colors and contrast, but mine was more blended then the original. This was done with acrylic paint, a rock, a fan brush, a bristle flat, a natural flat, a detail round, and an angular flat brush.
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