Showing posts with label starwars. Show all posts
Showing posts with label starwars. Show all posts

Monday, March 28, 2016

Recent Watercolors

Sometimes more than not lately, I love working up some fan art! It seems to be what the public want to see and want to commission and it's also fun for me to create. From Star Wars to Nintendo fan art helps me and my audience relate to the world we continue to grow in and link us together. Besides we all know that toon
Link is the cutest game hero to date, am I right!?! Of course watercolor so happens to be my favorite way to painting and to create!



Sunday, March 29, 2015

More Star Wars!!

SO I think this is it for awhile, as far as Star Wars illustrations are concerned! Its been way too much fun exploring these characters and having a good time with their design. If the art you make isn't all you than what's the point? These past few pieces really represent where I'm going with art, which takes my subject matter and just have fun with it! I love taking liberties with style and creating something loose and free!

Sunday, December 7, 2014

R2SNOWMAN

In celebration of the new Star Wars trailer I thought it would be fun to create an R2 snowman. I'm sure up there in the North Pole they are fully aware of the awesomeness that is STAR WARS! Well lets hope they know!


Wednesday, November 26, 2014

EARLY Holiday Cheer

Around this time of the year it seems like commercially we forget about Thanksgiving and run straight for the Christmas Isles. This year Christmas has come early in my house hold because my wife just gave birth to our son. So IT MAY SEEM that I bit the early Christmas bug but this year I have a great excuse!

Saturday, November 8, 2014

More from Inktober

During Inktober my son and I decided to work together on drawing for a week. He's constantly drawing and think , coming up with his own stories and even card games. These next few drawings are based on one of his card games that he's designing with friend of his.



These two I really enjoyed and think they can stand alone, without my son showing me up: