One of my first pieces to have ever been published through Syracuse's own Jerk Magazine. I worked within the magazine's music review section about a young hip hop artist's new EP. This was one of those occasions where an image came to me while I listened to the artist's new single "Tha Dollar". I found the rather upbeat song to have a lurking dark content about artist's selling their work for cheap commodity consumption. Overall a favorite, gave the original to an old friend.
I really enjoy drawing animals, especially within a strong pen and ink rendering they can develop this really cool lithographic look within the strong details. This rooster has a very "cool and confident" expression to it that I like.
A published piece that was used to promote within a poster for a film student's film.
Steve Buscemi!
An anthropomorphic family, I particularly enjoy the squid father's expression.
A spot drawing for Kafka's "In the Penal Colony"
An very editorial piece for "The Dancer" by Arthur Miller.
A piece that is still in the works, this was my first endeavor into utilizing a moquette for reference. This was my first "conceptual art" piece that I have done. I kind of envisioned this as an homage to the old 1950s Kaiju films I used to enjoy when I was kid. Toho Studios and Gamera would be proud.
The moquette I built for reference for the piece above. I am planning on doing a series in the near future of monsters combined with old WWII machinery.
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