Where the Wildlings Are

Where the Wildlings Are Here's a fun bit of Game of Thrones / A Song of Ice and Fire fan art featuring Jon Snow, Sam and Ghost beyond the Wall.

Come Hell or Bywater

The guys over at Dirty Coast in New Orleans came to me with this idea for a shirt they wanted produced. The message is that nothing, not even hurricanes and flooding, can keep the Bywater neighborhood residents down. Here's how the design/illustration turned out!

If you like the shirt, you can order it here.

ValenTali's day

Happy Valentine's Day to Tali, from Commander Shepard.

Now that this card is done, I can finally go and play the Mass Effect 3 demo! EEEEE!

Also, happy V-Day, everyone :D

Doctor Strange & Dormammu

I was so glad that Marvel vs. Capcom 3 added Doctor Strange to the roster that I had to do a little more video game fan art.

Hope you enjoy!

Goron and Try It

A bit of Zelda fan art. Here's Darunia, a rock-loving Goron, talking about his stolid physique.

Deception

Trolls are getting pretty good at blending into the crowd, aren't they?

I had started this illustration a while back and decided to finish coloring it to use as my Facebook "Timeline" image, haha. When I began drawing it out, I was just creating random people. But halfway through, I started included people I actually know. Hope you like it!

A Dance With Dragons

An illustration I did for a gallery showing last month in Lafayette, LA. Has a little fun with George R. R. Martin's book title "A Dance With Dragons," in the Song of Fire & Ice series. Someone must have been entertained by the illustration because apparently it was sold! Wooo!

Shaun of the Holidays

Here are some quick inkwash portraits of Shaun and Ed (Simon Pegg and Nick Frost), a la the movie "Shaun of the Dead." I gave these two illustrations away as part of a holiday Twitter contest. Congrats to Dale and Lauren, who were the winners!

Man's Best Friends

Was just commissioned by a friend to draw portraits of him, his wife and their four dogs. It's for their holiday card! It was a quite a fun project.

Domestic Etch Illustration

My friend Elizabeth Goodspeed puts together a biannual art magazine, Domestic Etch. I asked if I could submit an illustration this upcoming go-round, and she FOOLISHLY AGREED, mwuhahahahahahaha.

Anyway, the theme is "Growth and Decay." I kind of got a little carried away in the Silly Department, but I like how it came out. Very fun. You can probably look it it several times and find something new. For instance, my favorite kid. The one pushing the bubble-mower. OR Boba Fett and the sarlacc pit.

Anyways, I'll let you all know when the mag gets published :D