This is the fourth tribal warrior portrait in my five part series. I enjoyed the first one I did (Lone Blue Face) so much that I decided to do 4 more in different colors. While each is of a tribal masked warrior they are all very different from each other. Created with Sketchbook Pro on my Acer Iconia Android tablet.

I've always loved exploring the city scape at night when most everyone is still sleeping. Having lived in the Pacific Northwest most of my life usually meant that I was doing that exploring in the rain. Listening to the rain drops hitting the concrete all around me. The wet streets reflected every single light that hit them. This is the first of many different city and buildings pieces t…

I've always loved exploring the city scape at night when most everyone is still sleeping. Having lived in the Pacific Northwest most of my life usually meant that I was doing that exploring in the rain. Listening to the rain drops hitting the concrete all around me. The wet streets reflected every single light that hit them. This is the first of many different city and buildings pieces t…

You puny humans are about to meet your match. We've been watching you, and the time to repent is now! And, don't you dare stare at us!

My friend wanted a eyeball with wings drawn up for him to get a tattoo of. I told him to pay me by buying a print of it, so I came up with a scene for it. I use to be a tattoo artist, and drew lots of these eyeballs destroying cities for flash. I&#039…

This piece is one of my favorites from the tribal warrior v3.01 series. It was my first of the new Lone Warriors portraits. I followed up with the rest of the 5 piece series in the following order: Green, Yellow, Purple, Red. It was fun watching the violent scribbles and heavy line work slowly develop into this finished product.

Sketchbook Pro on my Acer Iconia Android tablet.

One day about a year ago I looked in the backyard and this cute little puppy was laying there looking back at me. I checked Craig's list and put up found dog fliers, but thankfully no one called. She didn't have an ID chip either. It was so wonderful that she picked us to be her family! Curly Sue was looking so angelic in this photo that I took of her that I had to draw it. Was going fo…

Now that the cities are cracking down and releasing the police force on the protesters will the movement stay peaceful or take a violent step further in the revolution?

Sketchbook Pro on my Acer Iconia Android tablet, and Photoshop CS2 on XP for the finishing touches.

Around 25 years ago I did a tribal series back in high school. I was accepted to basically any art school in the country based on that series. Being young and dumb I never went to college and spent that time discovering myself and slowly destroying myself. After 20 years of not doing any fine art I wanted to redo that series. This Tribal Warriors Snapshot is the first of the new series (v 3.1). …

Here’s another portrait of my cat I did. This is one of my favorite pet portraits that I’ve done. A friend of mine took the picture I drew this from. This one was very time consuming. It took quite a bit of time to do each of those hairs. It’s more realistic then I normally do, but I definitely kept the “pop art” feel to it with her name written in bold going sideways down the right side. Feel fr…

I have multiple sclerosis and never know which symptoms are going to show up on which days. Sometimes it's a foggy brain or blurred eye sight and other times it's limited and painful mobility. It's the crap shoot of waking up.

Sketchbook Pro on my Acer Iconia Android tablet.

As dusk slips in to the night the lights of the buildings twinkle in the sky like the stars they blot out.
Sketchbook Pro on my Acer Iconia Android tablet, and finishing touches in Photoshop CS2 on XP.