Finished! Click for a larger view.

And a quick paint over of a sketch I put up earlier, trying to convey the shadowy veil more accurately.

*Waves from the dark abyss of its been foreverness*

I’ve been working on a jumble of different things, but its time to focus! I just transferred web hosts and in the meantime lost all of this years posts, so I’ll be rewriting those posts in the next few days. As well as putting up some new things! I was getting sidetracked by trying some design work. But now that its my turn to write in the Shattered Halo scene, I’ve been re-inspired to update all the character art…to start. The gears are turning and I’m dreaming big as usual when it comes to the SH, but hopefully in due time I can get a whole new website made for it…that fits more with the theme than Lime Rose does!

For now, here is the halfway point of one of the characters from the grab bag. I love the overpowering white I used in the last piece, so I’m continuing on that track for now.

A commission I started a year ago…and it took this long to put a resolve to it. I’m pretty content with how it turned out, and I may be continuing in this style for some of the other key characters in the Shattered Halo realm.

Having fun with hair…

A digital illustration I’ve started but haven’t gotten back to…yet.

Studying some Leyendecker.

I’ve been looking at too many wedding dresses lately.

This photo is from the reference I shot for this thesis image. I think this would make an amazing larger than life oil painting!

All of these were done during my printmaking class, in editions of five (with extras made in some cases.) Most of these are available for sale.

intaglio print from copperplate etching, 8″x10″. I also did a few with spot watercolor, and one with silver-foil in the triangles. When I get around to it, I’ll update with an example.

Linoblock print on handmade paper, 14″x14″.

Collograph print, 10″x14″ (this edition was done in various colors and without color, this is just the only one I have scanned.)

Watercolor monoprint, 5″x7″. I did 4 other masks in a similar style, this turned out to be my favorite.

Oil monoprint, 9″x7″. This was also printed with different color combos, different duck placements, etc. I think the cloud and water made this one stand out.