Marker Monday 4-24-17

A pen and ink and marker study.

Elephant At The Beach

This painting was inspired by Planet Earth II.  All parts are painted in Photoshop using my tablet.  No photo textures or photo bashing techniques were used.

Spontaneous Watercolor and Digital Paint Over

Inspired by a painting I saw on the Mind Of Watercolor, I first created the watercolor painting you see below.  I then embellished the design with a digital paint over in Photoshop.

Landscape Study

Pen and Ink

 With Watercolor Wash

Throwback Thursday

Inktober 23, 2016

Happy Birthday Cath.  We Miss You.

Inktober 17, 2016

Watercolor Study 9-5-16

The End Of Summer.

Bridge in Strasbourg France

I have wanted to do something "artistic" with a photo I took of this bridge a number of years ago.  I thought it would be interesting to render it in pen and ink with a little white pastel and charcoal pencils.

Throwback Thursday 7-28-16

The Clone Wars took place across many genomes.

Painted this on my iPad in Procreate in galaxy far far away.

Fan Art Friday Watercolor Study 7-22-16

Still working on my watercolors with David Bellamy as my guide.

Throwback Thursday

I created this landscape/concept sketch back in 2012 on my iPad.  I painted in some new details in Photoshop this morning.

Throwback Thursday

Watercolor Study 7-9-16

Fan Art Friday

My version of a Peter Sheeler painting.

Shark Week Goes Surfin'

A Great White Shark takes over the surfboard.  Painted in Photoshop.

Watercolor Study 2-24-16

An original watercolor from my imagination.

Watercolor Study 2-17-16

Still working on my watercolors with David Bellamy as my guide.

Marker Monday 2-15-16

Duck and Barn

Although this duck looks almost identical to the one I posted yesterday it is in fact an entirely different drawing.  This version was done in my watercolor sketch book, inked and then "colored" with watercolor paints.  The background scene is a Photoshop painting I did a few years ago.  After taking a photo of the new duck painting I brought it in to Photoshop and put the images together.  The colors of the new watercolor duck are exactly the same as the marker version, but I tweaked them a bit to work with the colors of the background scene.