



This is what happened after I visited the Rodin Museum in Paris.
This Lovecraft/Rodin mashup is is made from polymer clay.
Check out my Instagram account for the step-by-step process that went into making this sculpture.

Somewhere deep in the back of my mind palace, at the end of a quiet corridor, through a small hole in a wall, lives this little fellow, hiding from the world and hoarding his treasures.
This is my inner mascot.
He may turn up in an illustrated story one of these days (as long as I can dig him out!) He’s probably pretty comfy right where he is, with all his bits and bobs and tchotchkes.
This illustration is a combination of ink, watercolor paint and watercolor pencils.
If you’re interested at all in the step-by-step process he went through, you should check out my Instagram account.

Just when you thought it was safe to go back to the coffee shop...Pumpkinspice returns!
I had been mulling over this idea for quite a few years(Get it? Mulling?) Inspired as a child by the insane Stan Winston creature feature Pumpkinhead and annoyed with the recurring Fall marketing trend of pumpkin spice flavored everything, I created this illustration.
This is a monochrome ink and watercolor illustration that has been digitally colored.
This original Return of Pumpkinspice artwork is available here in my shop at red bubble .

“The grass is always greener when your yard is crumbling concrete and loose gravel.”
I recently purchased a new pair of glasses, not as cool as the ones shown above, but still pretty rad.
This digital illustration was inspired by all the ridiculous mail order items I’ve found in my old comic book collection. You can find this design on various items in my redbubble shop!

This digital piece began as an oil paint landscape inspired by one of my favorite artists, Bob Ross.
To distract everyone from the fact that I am not nearly as good as Bob Ross, I decided to jazz it up with a giant Kaiju monster.

This is a quick digital oil paint study of a Norman Rockwell piece.