Elton John and The Voyage Home (The Odyssey)

old painting revisited

journal

Lately I have been trying to get back to my journal doing the type of drawings that keep my nose in the book all day every day.
I borrowed an old west book set from my parents a while back and I have finally cracked them open and started drawing from some amazing old photographs. There's nothing like those old black and whites. I could spend hours just starring at these old images.
This sketch is from a photograph of an old medecine man cloaked in a bear skin. Only a portion of what I've drawn is from the photograph and I decided to expand on it.

Chincoteague poster

This is a promotional idea for the Chincoteague National Wildlife Reserve. This was a concept that didnt go with for a job back in october, but I still thought it would be a good promotional work.

Self Promotional

Here's a self promotional portrait of a young Bob Dylan. Much more posts to come.

va living work job

Last monday I got a job from virginia living for an article about bird watching on Chincoteague Island. I was required to use irregular edges so it made croping rather difficult, but it was a fun challenge.
With this job and everything else going on I've been very busy. I just got married on september 22nd, I still have a full time day job and a full time illustration job, and I have been apprenticing under Sterling Hundley. The marriage is everything I hoped it would be and more, the day job is slow and without reward, the illustration work is coming slowly but surely, and the apprenticship is absolutely great.
I'm still working on some personal paintings and I have yet to bring them to finish so that's what I hope to have up next.

experimenting

Ive been working on progressing my work and finding new tools and techniques. This piece was more personal than anything. It is an example of how I am constantly trying to find my voice, not so much in the image itself but technique. Most of what I am doing here coming a lot from my influences so I still want to push this new work in a different direction.