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Browse around and check out samples of my art! It normally takes me 2 hours for a portrait (3 if it involves a detailed background). Digital drawings take a little longer depending on the level of detail (3 to 4 hours). These drawings are not for sale! Updated: 19 November 2011 "The Question" Digital from a pencil sketch || 3 hours Inspired by the television series, Babylon 5 "End Game" Digital from a pencil sketch || 3.5 hours Inspired by the television series, Babylon 5 "Dream the stars" Watercolor || 3 hours "Back to 2001" 2 hours || Digital "Tensor, said the Tensor." Digital || 4 hours Inspired by the television series, Babylon 5 and the novel, "The Demolished Man" by Alfred Bester "Yet Another Bester" 9 in x 12 in || 3 hours || pencil Inspired by the television series, Babylon 5 "Merry Cthulhumas" 9 in x 12 in || 6 hours || ink, digital Inspired by the works of HP Lovecraft "Dan...
Workaholic Est. 0422, making and creating! I sort of dropped off the face of social media lately (how people manage to do ten million things and still have energy to tweet up a storm on Twitter is beyond me, and I will forever admire them for that ability!). Here's the scoop I've been working on several exciting projects that I'm thrilled and pumped about! Believe me when I say that I've been working non-stop on these projects for the past few weeks! Beneath the Red Lamp & Other Tales The short sequel to The Year is Now (TYIN) will FINALLY see the light of day. I'm working on an ebook of short stories set in the empire before and after the events of TYIN. Beneath the Red Lamp explores what becomes of Elly after the Battle of Pluto. Details on when this will be released will be coming soon. I don't like to give out dates like candy. I need to make sure that thing is polished before I let it join the dating scene ;) *This is not the final ...
I’ve always danced with subliminal—and sometimes flamboyant—messages, slinking, twirling and sliding my made-up propaganda across the ballroom floor. Coming up with fictional catch phrases and cheeky, dystopian propaganda is a fun pastime for me! When I was in grade school, my best friend and I would perform little plays in our driveways for the neighborhood kids. What’s a good play without some commercials? To this day, the jingle she and I came up with for our “wonderful shrinking machine” still rings strong, and I don’t think I’ll ever forget it. I suppose The Year is E0422 has a bit of dystopian flair to it. A chapter I was editing was begging for a little bit of tender loving care. The cure? I added a new scene involving a television series. The series is nothing but shameless propaganda in its purest form. Too bad my character only got to see a clip of it. The world needs to indulge in retro costumes, cheesy dialogue, and go-go boot clad cops every now and then. Here is a lit...