Christmas after Christmas, I have wanted to do some custom artwork for my friends and family. Never before have I actually had the time to accomplish this, but I decided to give it a real shot this year. So I purchased some 4×6 picture frames and began work on the custom art for my friends. I tried to make each one reflect the friend that was receiving the artwork, this was a harder task than I thought it would be. Here are the results of that idea.

I had an idea sometime back to make original art the size of trading cards. Mostly because I thought they would be fun to create and could be worked on anywhere, because of the size being so small. They would also be easy to ship if I decided to sell them on auction sites. So I decided to do some research online and I found that such a thing already existed. They are referred to as Art Cards, Editions and Originals aka (ACEO) and are a popular way for artist and fans to trade original art cards. Here is a great site for checking out this information. www.art-cards.org

More sketches for my nieces sketchbook. I had forgotten how much fun it can be to shade; I shaded the ninja turtle one today and I think I am going to do more like this instead of the standard line art. Also I am thinking of doing some water color sketches, but I am afraid she will get it wet and the pages will stick =(

This is the most recent commission I just completed. The concept was a woman who was diving and upon finding the Trident was transformed into a mermaid by its power. WIP to come shortly.

These are some of the sketches I had time to scan from the sketchbook I am making for my Niece. You can click on the thumbnails for a larger version. Also I am currently working on a new commission that I will be sharing shortly.

Here was a recent commission I finished for a client from one of my Ebay auctions. He described what he wanted and this is what I envisioned from his description. I was really happy how she turned out and I hope you will enjoy this piece as much as the client did.

I finally finished the “Halloween Witch” and here she is in all her beauty. I will also be including a kind of WIP for what went into this piece. From the initial scribbles and sketches to the finished computer work you see before you.

This is the finished 100% Digital Version of “Rogue Caution Do Not Touch.” The original was created in Watercolors and Acrylics. Although it looked good I love the clean look of the new digital one. This was a lot of fun to create and this style is one of my favorites.