Planes to see.

So I did these plane paintings with a brush and black ink. Quick and super fun. I did them on a pretty big sketch pad and kept it loose. Now it looks like dubya dubya II on my blog.

Lil' Paintin's

Oh yeah, and here's some little paintings that I did on black card paper. I LOVE working on black paper. (I have old sketckbooks that are entirely black) Sick.

I shouldn't have to explain what these are. I just shouldn't, alright.

New Post

Ok, ok here's some...old drawing from the summer but since I last updated last winter that's still pretty good. I played a lot of Ninja Gaiden over the summer, so that explains the ninja picture. the Giraffe is from National Geographic, my favorite photo reference source. And the tree/birdfeeder is at my cottage. I drew it before my fruit Loops that moning. Sorry there's nothing super colourful..yet.

Frankentime

OMG A post!
Ok, so here it is, my first post since before Xmas. I hope it was worth it. Well...it's school work, mostly. You may be thinking these look like Frankenstein without neckbolts...you're right. That's because I read the Frankenstein book for Interperative class and there are no neckbolts or flat-topped monsters or insane brains or Egores. GASP! Ok, I guess these ideas made the movies more interesting. *Note: None of these characters are based on Gene Wilder from Young Frankenstein.

Cat scratch board fever, bacon

Well, I finally scanned this scratch board project from school, plus I added a little colouring for fun. The first one is my Hallowe'en self portrait, me as Paul Atreides from Dune. I guess you could say I scratched up my face pretty good. The second is a Triceritops cooking a steak, duh, and the third is two opposites...I guess...a mountain and a crevasse... Together.

Figures

This is an ink resist. Two figures, one artist. You do the math.

Animals

This? Oh, let's see, we have a tobogganing bat, a demonic goat, a frigg-it bird, and some Ostrich who seems to like sniffing things. Aw geeze, I wish I'd gone to the Royal Winter Fair with Hannam.