Orca Spirit and Pixel Art

So, first off,  I got around to coloring a spread from my sketchbook, this doesn't happen very often, so I'm pleased I made time for it.

I had this old sketch from a while back that I was digging, so I did some quick PS color work and then (more recently) turned it into pixel art, since that's been more interesting to me lately.

This old bird loves reading the sports section, has books on the history of birdseed, and a bunch of old VCR recordings of his favorite golf matches.

 

 

Bird Business

Behemoth Style!

I really love the art style over at The Behemoth games, so I thought I'd do a piece of my own in their style.

Art Influences

I've seen a few other people do this and I think it's a pretty cool idea. These are my biggest art influences; the people that have made me draw the way I do, my favorite artists, and people that just downright inspire me.

...and here are the names by number:

1. Mr Jack
2. André Mealha a.k.a Browning
3. Feng Zhu
4. Pascal Blanche
5. Cory Loftis
6. Donn Kenn
7. Sam Nielsen
8. Android Jones
9. Matt Barret
10. My hero, Bill Waterson
11. Darren Bartley
12. Niklas Janson
13. Ian Mcque
14. Dorje

More recent stuff

It's been a while since I posted anything that wasn't sketchbook work on here. This guy is about 650 tris without the pedestal, texture is a single 512 diffuse. I wish I could take credit for the concept but there's this guy named André Mealha who'd get mad if I did. This was mostly practice for painting light in hand painted textures.

I also posted him on Sketchfab, which is an up-and-coming site for realtime, web-powered model viewing.

I drew more stuff. Woooo...

Summer's here...

And people are outside again. Definitely some crazy mood swings on a couple of these pages.

Strawberry Ocean and the spirit of asparagus

A day at the Bay, The Amazing Spiderbread, and the King of the Internet

I Spy Diabeetus

When life gives you lemons, YOU FUCKING EAT THEM

Roses are red, violets are blue, Koreans can breakdance and hobos are blue.