Mourning Star

Digital Painting, Fully completed in Photoshop CS3...this is my first official full fledged attempt at working in this style. The concept is First Fallen and the first of many exercises of this nature---this is the new shit : D

Sloth-Concept Doodles

8" x 11" ballpoint pen on line notebook paper- this is what I do, all of the time, without fail. A little conceptual design sketching for a fellow guerrilla artist who was looking for some inspiration with their work on the subject of deadly sins; in this case, specifically Sloth. Nothing special here, just a quite random scattering of psycho-social residue evolving from the third eye. Hope it doesn't give anyone nightmares :D

The End

Thumbnail, traditional pen & ink, roughly 3" x 3"...don't know why this one wasn't up here already. Guess I lost track of it, somehow... this is a rough little doodle that is on the inside back cover of one of my more recent blackbooks, in the lower right corner. It's pretty self-explanatory ; }

Eat Me

11" x 14" pen & ink illustration...here is a perverted take on the old Alice in Wonderland tale I hesitated to post here for some time now, for one reason or another. I intend on coloring this one in Photoshop eventually, when I can get a chance to come back to it. For now, it remains as is. enjoy...

Chicken Head

Thumbnail pen & ink doodle...this is a pretty random illustration in a series of random hardcore pinup illustrations. Yeah, it would appear to be some sort of anthropomorphic chicken girl, don't ask me why.

The Pirate's Concubine

11" x 17" digital illustration...this one was produced entirely in Photoshop CS3, from the pencils, to the inks to the final coloring. Produced for a Character of the Week competition on Newgrounds. Was bored, so figured what the hey. Featuring Harou Nakami, the Samurai-Ninja-Pirate at large.

Just a Castle

Frank Castle, aka The Punisher; the true man without fear...11" x 14" pen & ink illustration on marker paper. A custom piece of fan art. I took some liberties with Castle, giving him an older appearance, a receding hairline and the costume as drawn by Mike Zeck, sans the white gloves and boots, which never really made any sense to me. Jigsaw features in the busted mirror pane behind Castle.