Girl Anachronism (Version 2)

I like this version a lot better. It might not be as "spontaneous" as the last, but it definitely seems to make more sense.

Girl Anachronism.

"Please excuse her for the day, it's just the way the medication makes her."

This piece was a complete experiment for me, combining several different kinds of media. I first drew with a 0.35 mm black micron pen and Pentel brand markers. I then added brown construction paper with scotch tape to the piece before scanning it on the computer. I edited the piece in Corel Painter 8, using a flower overlay to get an effect on the brown construction paper.

The blue and red dots were an accident at first, but now I think it adds something to the piece.

Children's Gas Mask.

I've been getting back into painting again, and decided to redo my Mickey Mouse gas mask design (which was originally digitally painted). I am very happy with the results.

Purple Streaks.

Carson Kugler Worskhop

Brian Schechter, for Rebecca.

This was the only thing I drew today that came out semi-decent. Hopefully I won't need to tell you who this is of ...

Tattoo design for a Kyla (WIP)

Final version of a tattoo design for a friend. It's Major Kusanagi of Ghost in the Shell.

Updated portrait of Chibi, of The Birthday Massacre.

A portrait of Frank Iero, rhythm guitarist of My Chemical Romance.

Zombie Sara's gonna getcha!

Pin-Up Girl (Final)

The finished product of a tattoo design for a friend.

Skull sketches

The original sketch was done in notebook paper, without use of reference. I scanned the sketch into the computer and fixed it up in Corel Painter 8, using reference.

Pin-Up Girl (WIP)

Lecture Doodles (excuse the woonkyness)

My very first daily sketch for this journal, of the Devil playing the violin. Apparently, this image has been around for centuries, yet I first saw it being used as a logo for Italian, prog-rock band Goblin. An example of the band's logo can be found here.

Later on, I came across this illustration. Both images have striking similarities. Unfortunately, the original version is near where to be found. I have kind of grown to really like this imagery, for some reason. I first made a drawing faithful the Goblin logo, and then made another drawing (above) honoring the earlier version of the icon.

I am seriously considering this as a potential tattoo to get someday.