Wizard

"Wizard"
(8.5x11 acrylic on wood)

This was a holiday gift for a pair of friends, a painting of their husky Wizard. Since they've now shredded it's papery exoskeleton, I figure it's safe to post!

Happy Holidays everyone! May your day be merry, your drinks be spiked, and the new year treat you well!

Here's Looking At You

"Here's Looking At You"

"Too much of a good thing is wonderful."
~Mae West

Salute!

"Salute!"

"Avere la Botte Piena e la Moglie Ubriaca!"

Dragonborn

Okay, I admit it. Between a lot of sketching and a lot of painting, there's been a lot of Skyrim. ;]

Murderous

"Murderous"

Gaily I lived as ease and nature taught,
And spent my little life without a thought,
And am amazed that Death, that tyrant grim,
Should think of me, who never thought of him.
~René Francois Regnier

Juniper

"Juniper"

I painted this as a surprise gift for two friends, as a thanks for having me over last week, and also to help replace some of the art they lost in the Binghamton floods last September!


8x10 Acrylic on Wood

Werewolf Calendar - Salmon Run

Here is my finished image for the 2012 Werewolf Calendar!
The calendar itself goes on sale Sept. 1st, and is full of really awesome art from a bunch of people! You can find out more information on www.werewolfcalendar.com!


The caption I was assigned to illustrate was:
Depending on the geographic region in which a werewolf or werewolf pack may reside, fishing may play an important role in the hunting and social life of the solitary wolf or family unit. In the pacific Northwest the annual salmon run provides the wild werewolf with an abundance of fresh food and easy meals. The wealth of fish is shared with other species including the grizzly and brown bear whom also visit the streams of migrating fish. Due to the sudden overabundance of food, competition is temporarily suspended among species whom are typically competing predatory rivals. Sightings of both werewolf families and other wild predators sharing a stream peacefully in close proximity of one another have been documented. Fish is also often dried by family groups and saved as a reserve for bitter winter months when food is scarce.


(And here's the sketch for the image!)