Month: January 2011

Here is the Roswell Mysteries poster that features the Roswell Zoo and it’s antique carousel.

Here’s the second of the second round of illustration in the series. This time the feature was the Dragonfly Festival. Enjoy!

Here’s the first of the second round of illustration in the series. This time the feature is the father of modern rocketry, Robert Goddard. Roswell has a museum dedicated to him with a recreation of his workshop. Enjoy!

Here’s the first of the Roswell illustrations in the series. I am posting it third, I don’t know why. This time the featured attatraction is city of Roswell itself, which feels like a small American town from the 1940’s. The street lamps are really decorated with alien eyes. I didn’t see any spacemen there, though. Enjoy!

I just wanted to share on last piece of Christmas art for this past season. This one needed to include seven family members and three dogs, so it is a tri-fold card. It is an inked drawing and colored in Photoshop.

Will a Wonder Woman live action movie ever get made? Not sure, but a good friend of mine wanted to see Christina Hendricks from Mad Men take the role.

And so, for Christmas, I created this digital painting to bring it a little closer to reality. It is a pencil sketch painted in Photoshop.

In addition to my own family Christmas cards, I had the opportunity to work on one for some friends. Here is their card that includes their two dogs to complete the Village People parody.