Been a while since I last posted here- This is an underpainting which I started based on a bust of Beethoven- 14 x11" oil on canvas board-prior to this I'd done a value study in pencil on paper- the familiarity ofthe subject matter allowed me to paint this in about 3-4 hours in one shot. I'll refine it in the next stage after this is totally dried

9x12" landscape study- one of many I've been painting recently between other projects

Oil painting of the Sawkill Creek in Rosendale, NY now being exhibited at the Mark Gruber Gallery in New Paltz NY- 16 x20" not including the frame- it's a view from Creeklocks Rd near the bridge on Rte 32 if you're familiar with the area

one of four oil paintings of mine being shown at the Mark Gruber Gallery in New Paltz, NY. 20 x 16" canvas size

digital head study- done for practice with a chalk brush

Vampire Queen-digital painting

Demon Skull--acrylic guauche with Prismacolor pencil greys---tattoo design

Planet Comics cover -this is an interpretive drawing and painting commission based heavily an old scifi comic cover from the 1940-1953- I wish I could find the exact cover it was based on- if anyone knows, please let me know and I'll post it her. They were all basically futuristic damsels in distress with some monster

Sea Serpent done for a French online game company- the original is 9x12" since the jpg they needed was 300x400 pixels- it's acrylic on watercolor paper

Female head- done in Photoshop for practice- painted directly with a chalk brush in a bit over an hour's time. I find painting heads digitally to be a good way for me to practice painting without having to deal with physical material (canvas, palettes, etc) and clean up- Besides, this isn't exactly the kind of thing to market- I've got shelves of head practices in oils that just sit around my attic