Tablet Portrait

Got a drawing tablet as a present recently. Haven't gotten used to it yet, but am enjoying myself nonetheless. The picture above was my first complete piece with it.

Still in the midst of projects and am trying to update this blog more frequently.

Grunge Guitar

For my guitarist friend Isaac. Check out his work.

Bob Dylan

Been busy with numerous projects. Will try to squeeze in simple updates every now and then.

Tele

For Ming (don't emo), Joe, and all Tele-users.

Cedric in the Hat

A self-portrait.

Proof of Dr. Seuss' undoubtedly heavy influence on my years of growing up, and even today.

"Doctor Fulton will see you now."

I still need a lot of work on those 'longcoats'.

Uncle Polvinski

I've always wanted a Polish uncle to tell me stories of his adventures when he was young.

Octopus Lets You Know How He Feels

For a special rocking friend.

Cedric the Strange

A self portrait.

Gothic Eccentricity

Got inspired by Sherri Dupree(of Eisley fame)'s art [click], which I label as gothic eccentricity. Skipped Science period at school today and tried a few sketches of my own.

A warm-up sketch. Pretty proud of myself for thinking up the zebra legs.

Vast improvement seen here. Got a little inspiration from Brett Helquist's work in A Series of Unfortunate Events by Lemony Snicket. I think I've got the 'eccentricity' part right, can't seem to find the goth in me. Yet.

More (wannabe) gothic eccentricity on this blog soon, I hope.

New Outfit

I came home today and found this in my 12 year-old brother's sketchbook. Really impressed with this piece. Hopefully we'll see more from him in the future.

Trivia: This drawing was inspired by some of my former art.


*grin*

Dave Irvine-Halliday

"Dr. Dave Irvine-Halliday, a Professor of Electrical Engineering at the University of Calgary, had in 1997 the vision to use LED lighting to bring practical, economical, and environmentally safe lighting to the developing world." [read more]

A quick sketch off Reader's Digest I did a few months ago.

The Batman

Life at school without Math begins [read], and I found some spare time on my hands during History & Geography period to improvise Michael Turner's Batman.

The original drawing. I'm pretty happy with the outcome.

Some simple coloring on Photoshop has me just as happy as well.


It's just been a day without Math so far, but I'm lovin' it!