So while I was still at Medomak High School I seemed to have a lot of time on my hands.  I have books filled with pencil drawings some good, some bad, some never finished, and some have hung in my sub conscious and have now become the seeds of books I have done and books I dream of doing.  But I can tell you one thing for certain. I loved to make art that was surreal and about alien like things. I was never for the grotesque I will leave that for my friend Eve. But did have a good run back in in my senior year of make some strange creatures. So for all your viewing pleasure I have brushed off the dust cracked the spine of the book that is held together by only tape and scanned some of it in.  with out further ado.

–>> Continue reading Sketch Book 1997

I often get asked about my life as a digital artist. And the greatest belief is that I let the computer do all the work.  I am unsure where this myth got started in the world of art.  I am not sure if it is the visual mastery that has come from the giant Pixar but wherever this illusion has stemmed from I still believe that computers are at most just a tool.  No matter how good or bad you are the computer can only make art you produce.  I often say say if I can’t draw it I can’t paint it.

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I met a beautiful woman in the metro tonight.  She was falling asleep and was very angel like.  It inspired me to post a painting about an angel painting of mine.  This painting is called The Butterfly Angel.

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The Knitters - hard working beautiful and magical - the three major elements of my illustrations of the Magic Wee Folk

The mostly love creating creatures that shape our world in an invisible way.  The knitters are one of my favorite paintings because it is illustrates one the strongest concepts that surrounds my illustrations of the Magical worlds.  I would love to believe of a world where these small creatures travel in a world besieged by humans and work to build magic and wonder unseen to all of us.

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Sapphire - A lovely day in a field of goldenrod

A story of the origin of fairies appears in the 1906 Sir J. M. Barrie novel Peter and Wendy. Barrie wrote, “…when the first baby laughed for the first time, its laugh broke into a thousand pieces, and they all went skipping about, and that was the beginning of fairies.” I think this is as good a story for the creation of fairies as any.

–>> Continue reading The Orgins of Faires and My love of Painting them

Digital Illustration = Fun