Muses

Princess vs Ifrit

From "A Thousand and One Arabian Nights"

cigarette-smoking-fire-eating-frogs

Seven League Boots/Sketchbook

Been working a lot in my sketchbook trying, once again, to find a process in which i am comfortable.
I'm glad the work in my sketchbook was able to translate well into my final piece.
I think this is a step in the right direction!

more sketchbook

Roller Girls

Pin-up roller girl art. Two of three pieces for a show in Minneapolis. The show went well and all of my pieces sold which felt good!

Sketchbook 01.09.09

Sketchbook 08.25.08

Zombie Carnival

for an upcoming halloween gallery show in MPLS...NEXT UP: Rollergirls!!!

Classical Composers

I'm a big fan of classical music and more often than not i'm listening to it while painting, driving, or falling asleep.
Here are some of my favorite and/or well known composers. There are still many more i'd like to do so i might continue with some more later on.

sketchbook

Journal of Asian Martial Arts

Illustration for Journal of Asian Martial Arts about how the samurai code of bushido influenced Japanese nationalism.
P.S. sorry for not posting on here for so long SHEESH! i'll keep up from now on.

Hero of the Soviet Union

First man in space: Yuri Gagarin

sketchbook 01.15.08

NYE @ Nomad

Another flyer done for a New Years Eve show in MPLS.

The Monk in White Armor

Self-Promotional piece done from a book of Japanese Folk/Ghost stories.

Sentimental City

I just finished up doing artwork for a local MPLS band called Action versus Action.
It was a long haul but i had alot of fun gathering up a database of sketches and then taking them home to paint on. Here is the insert.

Band Flyers

Hey everyone. Here is a collection of flyers i've done for local bands in the past year. Not the most rewarding jobs but they have given me a chance to check out the local MPLS. music scene which rocks!

%$#@!

I lost my latest sketchbook...had alot of cool things in it, plus some painting/sketches that i was doing for an album due this coming Sunday...YAY!

The Open Boat

Here is a self-promo illustration of Stephen Crane's short story: The Open Boat.
Its about a cook, a correspondent, an oiler, and a captain shipwrecked off the coast of Florida. The story is more about a "universe unconcerned with the affairs of humankind"
who will fate let live/die.