London Post

So I just got back from a trip to London that I, Daniel, Elizabeth and Kevin took. It was an amazing trip. I can't wait to go back. The above piece is one that I started in London but finished here (inspired by our visit to the area where Jack the Ripper roamed). 7 days there and that's all I drew. For shame. But, I did take a few photos of my London Trip and put them on flickr for all of yalls to enjoy (some are blurry but I aint no photographer so they iz what they iz). Elizabeth took some nicer pics, including some of our visit to the Spaced house, so I hope she'll have those up soon. London!

**Update01** Daniel posted some oh his pics too. Check them out!

Inspired

Here's a quick little painting I did. Twas looking at some Glenn Barr art and got inspired. I am liking this digital painting stuff I gotta say I gotta say.

Some X's Backgrounds

Here be some background designs I did for the Nick show "The X's" back in '05. Just some simple shots of a kitchen and a shot of a resort that needed to have a Frank Lloyd Wright feel to it. Twas fun to do this very angular kind of stuff. I never saw these on air or even colored in. I hope they came out ok.

The Rage

So This is my latest digital painting created on a program that Armen recommended named Art Rage. I am really liking it. A whole lot easier to use than Painter and the results are pretty good. And also only being $25 doesn't suck. I still need to mess with the program some more to get used to its "inner workings", if you will, and to make my work look less computer generated. And now back to Super Smash Bros Brawl... GAME!

Lamp Post

Something I can't help but stare at a lot are classic lamp posts. There are so many cool looking lamp posts everywhere, but they are often hidden by massive buildings, trees, or modern posts. To bad too because they can add such a touch of class to any street. So here is my piece to honor the lamp post. May your light always shine bright...

Rainy Day Inspiration

On one of my trips to San Francisco, I took part in a walking tour of some great houses. It rained for part of the tour and the weather today reminded me of that day. Thus, this here drawing. I do so enjoy the rain. I should totally go dance around it in... Thats right, Totally!

Eyvind Madness

So this be my attempt at 2 things. One is doing a piece completely digitally, from the sketch to the final product... And Two is to do a piece in an Eyvind Earle style. This was a lot of fun. After doing it though, I have concluded that Mr. Earle was insane. You have to be to have the patience to do these kind of pieces. Even though this is digital, it took me a while to do. I can just imagine using actual paints, mixing color and what not. Pure madness. I guess its what makes his artork so FREAKING beautiful is the amount of detail to it. He was a true artist. I hope I have done you justice Eyind Earle. Can't wait to do more of these!