Film Noir

I have to apologize. I am a shitty photographer. None of the paintings that I photograph come out looking like they do in real life. Anyways...I used warm grays in this painting which reminded me of the old classic film noir genre.
Acrylic on masonite. 16"x20"

The Frankenstein Monster toned sketch

Here's another charcoal sketch. This time it's one of my earliest pop cultural memories...the Frankenstein Monster as portrayed by the great Boris Karloff.

Charcoal on toned paper 11"x14"

Science Officer Spock

One of my all time favorite fictional characters has to be Mr. Spock as portrayed by Leonard Nimoy.
Calm, cool and curious. Fascinating.
Acrylic on canvas 16"x20"

Lincoln or Lewis?

Yup. It's Daniel Day Lewis as President Lincoln. Let's see if he wins an Academy award Sunday night.

Charcoal on toned paper. 11"x14"

Shamen

I used an older camera to take the pix of the paintings...sorry about the crappy reproduction. The reference for these were taken by the talented Joey L.
Acrylic on masonite 12"x16"

The Gift

This is an illustration for a children's book I've had in the back of my mind for a while. If I actually go for it I'll have to change the Cookie Monster to some generic stuffed toy...so that's a bummer. Cookie Monster has always been my favorite muppet.
Acrylic on canvas. 14"x17"

Kate Middleton Portrait

I should have posted this yesterday, since it was Kate Middleton's Birthday. How come she's not a Princess? She's married to a Prince, no? The Duchess of Cambridge. Hmmm. That's a cool title...not as cool as the Earl of Sandwhich.
Acrylic 16"x20" on canvas.

More comics done a million years ago

Thought I'd post some more crappy comic panels. Seriously, I did these about 14 years ago.

A little late...but

Here's a comic panel I did a million years ago. Merry Christmas.

Pin Up

This is my first attempt at a pin up (like one of my favorite painters Gil Elvgren). It's a model named Carrie LaChance and Bailey. :)
Acrylic on canvas 18"x24"