Why Do Good Girls Like Bad Boys?
A portrait of the folks back in the good ol’ days of SUNY Plattsburgh. Love you guys! Read moreNocturnal Scribe (Color Updated)
A fun experiment with color gradients, light, and shadow ; this piece is an updated colorized version of a black and white drawing. The latin... Read moreUnder Some Sea
Inspired by a binge of wonderful documentaries about amazing undersea creatures…and the people who love them. Read moreThis Won’t Hurt a Bit!
Or at least not worse than the bill! A little bit of blood on the drill and some soft overhead light reminiscent of an operating... Read moreThe Clinic
The perfect backdrop for a nightmare- all I need to do is add a clown…I’ve got to get some better insurance… Read moreRowing through Rich Texture in Bright Color
Yet another colorized version of a black and white drawing, this work was an exploration in working with Illustrator’s gradient mesh and Photoshop effects. Doesn’t... Read moreLeader Supreme
Inspired by Russian Contstructivism and a passion for non-stop CNN coverage at home, this piece pretty much speaks for itself. Read moreThe Secret Smile of Knowing What’s Under the Eyepatch (digital)
Adding color to this piece somehow made her even colder! This piece always interested me because of the rich texture of the jacket and eyepatch… Read moreThe Birthday of Anne on Venus
Only the most beautiful creatures can emerge from the sea fully grown…Happy Birthday Annie! Read moreNot Dead Yet
You know the feeling when you finally get the job right before the student loans start rollin’ in and you get buried? Close call… Read moreThe Jungle Has Eyes
This piece is based on a strange dream I had in which a woman wearing all red was lost and afraid, running through a bamboo... Read morePack Square
A digital recreation of downtown Asheville rebuilt (nearly) brick by brick, window by window in Adobe Illustrator. Based on the beautiful photography work of Anne... Read moreThe Scooter Project
This piece was inevitably started with the classic ‘fat guy on a scooter’ motif in mind. However, as I was drawing the scooter I decided... Read more