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Digital Painting
This one was part of our studios Art Blog September horror challenge. At the beginning I was going for a Day of the Dead/Voodoo skull candle holder angle but as the painting grew it ended up a skull in a spooky graveyard candle holder. The final touch was the handle bar mustache which I think I’ll probably use the idea again I like it so much.
This is a little project that I’m in the middle of for my daughter. She is going to be a witch for Halloween so I thought that would be a fun cartoony concept to work on. My goal is to stay very loose with the brush strokes which is always a challenge for me. I have borrowed the general sketch from some other talented artist that I would thank if I knew their name.
This is my first ever digital painting. I had a photo of my son that I used as reference. I’m not sure why but the style ended up really soft. Zach recognized it as himself so I guess that it turned out ok.
This is my second attempt at digital painting of my rock star son TJ. It’s still in progress.
This one was part of our studios Art Blog September horror challenge. At the beginning I was going for a Day of the Dead/Voodoo skull candle holder angle but as the painting grew it ended up a skull in a spooky graveyard candle holder. The final touch was the handle bar mustache which I think I’ll probably use the idea again I like it so much.
This is a little project that I’m in the middle of for my daughter. She is going to be a witch for Halloween so I thought that would be a fun cartoony concept to work on. My goal is to stay very loose with the brush strokes which is always a challenge for me. I have borrowed the general sketch from some other talented artist that I would thank if I knew their name. 
This is my first ever digital painting. I had a photo of my son that I used as reference. I’m not sure why but the style ended up really soft. Zach recognized it as himself so I guess that it turned out ok.
This is my second attempt at digital painting of my rock star son TJ. It’s still in progress.
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