airbikes and stuff

Just some drawings

I did this one at lunchtime at work. The theme was the easter bunny but I wanted to draw knights so i came up with this instead. The horned fighter reminds me of a movie I saw in high school...

This is a Lamia (half woman half centaur), a girl named Melissa comissioned me to draw it. Drawing the scales was my favorite part of this. Drew it at Drink and Draw.

This is an armor design for a medium armored trooper (air trooper, he is missing the jetpack), also drawn at drink and draw.

comic con 2009

This is the first year i had a table at the comic con and it was a blast! Did not sell too many prints though !_! oh well, next time...

But I did meet a bunch of people and some from the years past. Met Dario Carrasco and we traded prints. I still owe you a drawing of a sexy woman Dario! He is a comic book artist with an awesome graphic style. He works on a series called Marlow. Here is his site:

http://www.pandaystudio.com/

Metal Sorcerer

Hey all, after long ive managed to get it rendered enough... its ready for the comic con, but I still want to render it further after the con, though I like the way it turned out sofar!

and heres some process

a small distraction

Did this on Friday and I hope to have it done for the comic con as well.  Have to keep focus on the illo down below though. Its my main piece at the comic con.

comic con illo rough

This is what Im working on now. Its for the comic con here in calgary on the 29th of April so I'm going to concentrate on rendering this madness. 

A metal clad sorcerer that can control metal and bend it to his will. His body can discharge massive amounts of electricity which he sends out to obliterate foes. Approximately 20 000 000 volts of megaseizureous voltage...  

back from the dead

Ive been rather absent lately so I'm not going to make any excuses. But Ive decided to update my blogasaurus more often. If not with images then with stuff I think about every day. But fear not because there'll be images too. 

Ever since a while ago I found myself coming back to look at Yoshitaka Amano and John Howe's work. I loved their work in high school and they inspired me to take illustration but during the time I was in art school I gradually grew apart from their work. I look at their illos now and they're just as brilliant as before. I'm so happy because I can feel the same emotion that I felt looking at their stuff in high school. I remember in grade 11 when I came across Amano's work for the first time because of his illos for final fantasy 2. Look at this ... 

www.amanosworld.com/html/work/rampo/rampo20.html 

I just started watching an old film that he worked on "Angel's Egg"...    

www.amanosworld.com/html/work/egg.html

and here's the film...

www.youtube.com/watch?v=TCUJ-LLcE_0

... hope you like it...