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Summerfest Art Camp

This Summer, I had the tremendous opportunity to work with some talented young artist at Artfest ’15. We worked on digital art tools and techniques but many of these students already were making digital art in high school! Here is a caricature of the group. It was hard to get everyone to smile while ridingContinue reading “Summerfest Art Camp”

Duke City Roller Derby!

I had the wonderful opportunity to illustrate and design this poster for the Duke City Roller Derby. I will also have a booth there at the event August 22, from 3:30pm to 6pm selling signed posters from the event as well as Roswell Mysteries posters. Much like the Roswell Mysteries posters, this piece is rootedContinue reading “Duke City Roller Derby!”

Caricatures for Charity

I joined my illustration students this past weekend drawing dinosaur themed caricatures for charity. We raised money for the Regal Foundation during their Stars of Hope campaign.

Workshops at Albuquerque Public Libraries

In celebration of Summer reading program “Every Hero Has a Story”, ABC libraries all throughout Albuquerque are offering free comic book workshops brought to you by 7000BC. Check out 7000BC.org for a full schedule.

Caricatures for Charity

I joined my illustration students this weekend drawing superhero themed caricatures for charity. We raised money for the Regal Foundation.

Frog Princess

Here is a digital illustration for a children’s birthday party invitation. It was inspired by the theme of the party, Princess and the Frog. It was illustrated in Photoshop using chalk brushes.

New Projects for the New Year!

My goal for the new year is to start posting a new web comic with the working title “Backslasherz”. I posted some painted concept art for this project earlier this year and here is a pen/ink/Photoshop piece as well. I encourage all of you illustrator/writer types to complete your OWN projects this year!!

Galactic Duo

As a companion piece to my friend’s Galactus tattoo I also created this illustration of “The Watcher”. I sketched this piece with alcohol markers and refined the composition in pencil. Finally, I completed it in Adobe Illustrator.