This pet portrait was a commission from a coworker who wanted several pictures on one drawing. From a design standpoint I thought it was not a good look. But the customer is always right, so I did it. I didn't like the final outcome, but he did so that is all that matters I guess. This is my favorite of the lot. Although the customer was pleased, it is not a piece that I would use as a sample of my best work. I suppose this is something to consider when you are being commissioned to do something that does not align with your vision. I think that graphic artists must deal with this issue all the time. It is exactly why I am not attracted to that industry. My goal is to build a situation where I make what I am inspired to create, . . .
The Best Natural Hairstyle Inspires New Drawings
An natural hair obsession is the inspiration for drawings like this. It is another drawing that surprised me by the attention it got on Facebook. . . .
Perfect Ink Drawing Exercise for When You Are Out of Ideas
This drawing was more popular than all the other drawings I posted on Flckr. . . .
Colored Pencil and Ink Give This Remarkable Result
This sketchbook drawing is an example of colored pencil and ink working well together. . . .
Fruit on Shirts
This vintage colored pencil painting I intended to become a series of fruit on shirts but it never happened. The hours it took me to finish each piece killed . . .