This is a concept character sketch for my story.

The sketch was made in pencil which should be fairly obvious, then colors were added digitally.

This is concept art for a cyborg soldier from my story.

This started as an inked sketch actually but I went nuts when coloring it. I really can’t stand art that looks like the traditional comics for some reason.

Yet another sketch of a girl!

This was a pencil sketch, I don’t even know what I referenced as I made the sketch quite a while ago but it was probably a model from Sports Illustrated. Anyways, the sketch was blended and adjusted in Photoshop.

My wife dragged me, literally, into the Body Worlds exhibit a few weeks ago. Frankly said I was not impressed. There was nothing there which I did not expect. I feel corpses should be left alone, ether in the ground or in ash form. Really the most interesting things I found at the entire exhibit were the tumors and illnesses, like enlarged hearts and kidneys. Those were indeed eye opening, as well as the blackened lungs of the coal mine worker…

Anyways, ignore my disdain for corpses, or lack of desire to view them set up as dancers and split up like onion blooms. If nothing else viewing the exhibit motivated me a bit to draw the above image. It’s all pencil with very minor contrast adjustments and touch-ups in Photoshop. Before you get your panties in a bunch I did’t use any references!

This was a 15 minute sketch I made on my new laptop after I got the wacom drivers installed.

This sketch is entirely digital, no refs were used.

This is a new pencil sketch I made of the Witchblade.

The sketch is in pencil, it scanned horribly so I removed the rest of the page in Photoshop because it had artifacts. I even attempted to scan twice, not sure why it was artifacting.

Ronnie Coleman – 8 time Mr. Olympia and arguably the best bodybuilder ever. These drawings are my studies from photographs of Big Ron.

The drawing below was actually made in 2007 but I’m just getting around to posting it here.

It’s awesome how huge he looks, even in a drawing!