Salutations, shipmates.  It’s been a while since I’ve posted anything, but prepare yourselves for the deluge because it’s summer break and I’ll be sharing all sorts of things with you all.

This here is a sketch of carthaginiancardigan’s darling Michi.  

Dog! Look a dog! Dog!

This was a class assignment back in the fall.

These are individual paintings and they’re for sale! Exciting! Get yours today! Message me for details.

merrymack:

I am thankful for a great many things.  I am thankful for my audience, for example, and their willingness to put up with my unfunny, self-deprecating comics and spotty updates.  May the sun smile upon you all.

The image above is based loosely on the Sun tarot card, a card of vitality and optimism.

Whoopsie daisy (or should I say, whoopsie sunflower. hurhur) I submitted this to the wrong blog.

Say hello again to the jolly dancing fellow.  In the same vein as the previous post, here are some muscle studies referenced from Scott Eaton’s bodies in motion gallery— this time with legs!

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only-a-towel asked: You're a super cool person stop it

1.) Thank you kindly.

2.) I cannot stop; there are no brakes on this thing.

A round of applause for the jolly dancing fellow.

These anatomical studies were referenced from Scott Eaton’s fabulous Bodies in Motion gallery.

These probably aren’t totally correct.  In fact, the pronation and supination of the forearm muscles still completely baffle me.

I’d like you to meet my nemesis.

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A collection of ink drawings (with reference).

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yeah i get like that when i eat fruitloops too

Here’s a quirky little character I designed for some dorky comic strips a while ago.  She’s a cutie.  Maybe I’ll do more with her.

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ohohohoho hum dee dum

a study in Ottoman dress

(I don’t have a comic for this sunday so here’s a doodle)

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This is my final project for my printmaking class.  Of all the processes we covered, relief was my favorite so I decided to do a linocut.  

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For my lithography project, I decided to reference a poster by the famous lithographer, Henri Toulouse-Lautrec, called “La Goulue at the Moulin Rouge”.  In my take, poor La Goulue has fallen to the ground.

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starlingprince asked: ahh just wanted to say you have really lovely art and i'm having difficulty expressing my sentiments but that i just. i really adore the weight of your lines and the fluidity and the expressions and gestures and all of the style and just. flutters around!

oh golly thanks!  That’s very kind.