Happy Halloween!! I couple of weeks back I stumbled across this lady when I was cleaning the back yard. I have a healthy fear of spiders and usually kill on site.  Before I jumped into primal action I thought, “She would make some good stock footage”. I filmed her struggling with dinner for 5…
Oppressively Hot, and attacked by cottonwood wood seeds an Artist is an epic struggle for the fate of an entire canvas. Thanks for watching. This was done with spray paint. Rust-Oleum – Ace paint. On retail poster from my old monkey job a the 7 Eleven. Prints available Here. If you want a hand signed…
Part of my digital sketchbook series, “Mora Spider” lives in an alien sewage system. A quick concept work that shows up behind a biomechanical septic processing monster. If you enjoyed, “Mora Spider” I have over 200 concept videos on YouTube and put them into collections on this channel. Click Here to see more.
This match had a gallery of Rouges’. All heroes and a couple of healers. I played as Tracer and got under Bastion’s skin keeping him off balance. Both matches they had the upper hand but we were a slow burn group. Just when they thought they had each match in the bag, we turned the…
“Dim Binary” was done in Photoshop. I took texture pictures with my Nikon/Smart phone. Then a forged them into a Binary Star System. Click the Picture below for prints and scroll below for feedback. Created in the Fall of 2015
“California Luv” was created in the summer of 2017 and represents my feels at the time of California’s ecological state. Between fire, mudslides and oceanic radiation from Fukushima Daiichi, my heart went out to this cursed state. Most of the effects were done with my Nikon. I used an aquarium, glow sticks, old cell phones…
“Forgotten Veil” was magical. I went to the Denver Museum of Art and took pictures of the inside of the building. After we were done downtown, we drove to Glenwood Springs CO. Along the way I had to stop at an overlook to get a photo of Lake Dillon  . I got back home and wanted…
A Charles Demuth study of the, “I saw the figure 5 in Gold“. When I learned this work was from 1928, I was blown away. Many of the design elements and style did not go main stream until the 1940s and 50’s. Demuth was ahead of his time and set a standard. My impression is…
