Pencil Illustration | Icarus After a daring escape from imprisonment by King Minos of Crete, on wings fashioned by adhering feathers to wooden frames with wax, Icarus, lost in the ecstasy of flight, ignored his father’s warning and perished after flying too close to the sun!
Pencil Illustration | Polyphemos A man-eating cyclopes living on the ancient island of Sicily, Polyphemos met his match in Odysseus who plied him with wine before piercing his giant eye with a burning stake.
Pencil Illustration | Circe A goddess of sorcery, Circe lived with her nymph attendants on the mythical island of Aiaia. She was skilled in the magic of metamorphosis, the power of illusion, and the dark art of necromancy.
Pencil Illustration | Poseidon the Earth Shaker Poseidon is the undisputed master of the Seas! Cunning, sometimes ruthless, and occasionally benevolent … I felt it necessary to show his human form and face rather than the watery conceptions of old!
Pencil Illustration | Symphony In Blue This world below land is truly remarkable and beautiful to behold, teeming with life that can stagger the mind! This concept existed in sketch form for many years until my love for dolphins and manta rays created a pull my imagination could no longer ignore. Pencil work coupled with…
Colored Pencil Illustration | Dolphin study Dolphins have always fascinated me with their trusting smiles and ultra-sharp intelligence. This sketch was a study in preparation for the pencil illustration, Symphony In Blue.
Pencil Illustration | The World of Harry Potter Harry Potter took the world by storm and the wizarding world has never been the same. What else could a mere muggle (such as myself) do but illustrate my tribute to this classic series?
Colored Pencil Illustration | Fanfare Colored pencils on charcoal paper enable you to coax an image out of any color background, using a different thinking process to manipulate negative space into a positive … and it’s fun!
Pencil Illustration | Philip Marlowe Nothing surpasses Raymond Chandler’s hardboiled detective, Philip Marlowe. In Marlowe’s own words: “I’ve been stabbed, snubbed, generally snookered. I ache all over. My office qualifies for urban renewal. The cops envy my successes … they’re trying to take my license away. I’d say that’s an average day.” And no one…
Watercolor Illustration | FlyFlew Originally conceived for a children’s book project that never got off the ground, FlyFlew (what my mother used to say when a bird took off) was my first experimentation with watercolor, a medium I intend to explore in the future!
