My interpretation of the garlic-hatin, Transylvanian, Grandaddy of all Vampires, Count Dracula. Super fun project. Sumi ink, acrylic, watercolor and a touch of digital.

Here's my Lil Wayne. Mabye while he's chillin out in jail he'll have time to see this image. I need to get his mailing address. This was a pretty fun project, I tried to get the tatoos as accurate as possible, and I wrote the lyrics to "A Milli" in mirror lettering on the top and bottom, like the mirror writing on Leonardo Di Vinci's Vitruvian Man. I guess you could call this Vitruvian Wayne. Sumi ink on rives BFK and digital color.

Finished up my first piece for Jose's Fantasy Art class. This is my interpretation of The Three Billy Goats Gruff. The scene specifically is the moment of confrontation between the troll and the last/largest of the three billy goats. The troll threatens each goat and each goat says "don't eat me, chomp my older brother" and then the last goat just destroys the troll. Here's the website I read the story from http://www.pitt.edu/~dash/type0122e.html
I focused on making the last goat as much a monster as possible, while giving the troll some cuteness. I think this is gunna be a fun last semester class.

Did this portrait over the snowpacalypse of one of my father's friends. It was actually real fun to do a straight up portrait, haven't done one in a while.

I went over to a friend's house over the break and she had the most college covered coffee table I'd seen in a long time so I drew it all up

a lil sketch

Here is the second image I made about the Iranian Green Movement. The building behind the woman is a famous iranian monument called the Azadi Tower. I am selling prints of this one as well for $50. Once again the poem in the background was chosen by my father. Same old medium- sumi ink, white acrylic and digital overlays of color.