Between the world of men and transcendent divinity there exists art. Art is the will to truth made physically manifest. It is more real then Reality. It is a dialogue triumphant over Time. – Andre Malraux

Tuesday, December 26, 2017

Of Flesh and Stone

I have always been fascinated by demon lore and mythology, and I was inspired to create this image of a female succubus, slowly revealing herself to her offscreen companion. I thought it would be fun to give her a tail and to have a pair of pet gargoyles at her feet. 





Medium: Graphite, ink and Prismacolor on Sketch paper
Dated: 1997
Original size: 17"x 11"


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Wednesday, December 20, 2017

Duran Duran: Too Much Information

This is an illustration that I created for Duran Duran's song Too Much Information from the Wedding Album






Medium: Paper collage on sketch paper
Dated: 1993
Original size: 8"x 6"

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Wednesday, December 13, 2017

Feline Woman

This illustration was a experimental design for a woman with feline features of a bobcat and leopard.  Looking back on it, I would add more feline bone structure to her face and would take out some of the stripes on her front and give her more solid fur.  It was fun and I learned quite a bit from it.      





Medium: Graphite on vellum paper
Dated: 1994
Original size: 12"x 9"


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Wednesday, December 6, 2017

Vampire the Masquerade: Assamite 2

This illustration was done for a male vampire character of the Assamites clan in the Camarilla faction of White Wolf's RPG, Vampire the Masquerade.  The chess piece is a symbol of his rank in the vampire society.



Medium: Graphite on vellum paper
Dated: 1993
Original size: 10"x 8"


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Friday, December 1, 2017

Winter Fairy

This illustration was an assignment I had in the Design class I took in the Fall of 2011.  I had to demonstrate emphasis using value and movement within the composition, the difference between texture/pattern and background/foreground, it had to include a texture illusion or "Trompe L'Oeil", and it needed to be mono-chromatic.  For the texture illusion, I used a silver mesh fabric for part of her wings.

I love this piece and I am very happy with how it turned out.






Medium: Acrylic, Watercolor, and Prismacolor on Crescent Cold Press board
Dated: 2011
Original size: 30"x 20"

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