I’ve been getting some emails about my final year film “A Good Wife” and I thought I’d make a small post about the status of the project. The film is 97% done, production is complete, I received an incredible score from the talented Cyrille Marchesseau – all that is left is the final sound mix… once that is finished, it will be posted online. Thanks and enjoy!
Something I’ve been sitting on for a while now, originally drawn after seeing Darren Aronofsky’s “Black Swan”. The windows in the BG were taken from one of Degas’ paintings. Enjoy!
Here’s a quick sketch of a character from a story I was working on a little while back. I don’t know how original of an idea it is but I liked the surreal image it created. The project’s pretty much disappeared so who knows if the story will ever see the light of day… As always, enjoy. I should be able to post something more finished soon.
Another Gaga sketch that’s been sitting on my HD catching dust. Cheyenne posted up hers so I thought I’d post mine. There are some anatomical issues but it was just a painting test at the time… Click the image above to see the full version – (caution there are nipple pasties involved).
I don’t know if this will ever get completed… so here it is.
Just a quick little painting I did two nights ago for ‘Les Dames’. Click the image to see more Greta’s.
Alright, this has been in the works for quite some time but finally it’s online! A collaboration between myself, Babette Hayward and Benjamin Anders.
Big thanks to Andrew Tidby for his gear and tips.
I was never really happy with the original illustration so it was nice being able to go back and give the trade a proper cover. This was a beast to draw but I’m really happy with how it all came together. I do have to note that the characters in the circles are drawn by the talented Marley Zarcone. Enjoy!
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Garish.
I was playing around with an old painting over breakfast and came up with this… I probably don’t need to mention that I was somewhat inspired by James Jean’s recent work.