This week was rough, y’all! Not because of anything bad, so don’t worry! We just had family stay with us for a few days. They had some… Read more “31 Days of Art 2020: Week 2”
Category: Process Work
Inktober 2019: Week 3
What a week! Sandwiched between Night Ian’s Walker-Stalker, I struggled! But I did make art, even if I forgot to post some of it or didn’t get… Read more “Inktober 2019: Week 3”
Making Progress with Pennywise
In 2017, I was still teaching English full time. I managed four classes of 23-26 students, graded papers daily, and lived my life in a constant state… Read more “Making Progress with Pennywise”
Inktober 2019 Kickoff
It’s October, and that means all things spooky! But for artists, it also means Inktober, a month-long challenge to make art every day. While it began as… Read more “Inktober 2019 Kickoff”
Painting My Depression
It’s summertime and that means summer monsters. My family watches Jaws as our 4th of July family movie night and I share a birthday with H.P. Lovecraft,… Read more “Painting My Depression”
Video: Speedpainting Umbreon from Sketch to Photoshop
I’m continually working on my digital art skills, and I’m pleased to share another Pokemon painting in my eeveelutions series. Umbreon is a dark-type Pokemon, and pairs… Read more “Video: Speedpainting Umbreon from Sketch to Photoshop”
Examining my Process: Speed Painting The Torn Prince
Do you go back and revisit old art? Not art you made as a kid, that’s pure nostalgia. I mean art you made a few months ago,… Read more “Examining my Process: Speed Painting The Torn Prince”
Painting in the Georgia Summer Heat
It’s no secret that the summers have gotten warmer globally, but we’re feeling it this summer in the American South. I live south of Atlanta, summer heat… Read more “Painting in the Georgia Summer Heat”
Prepping a Sketch for Sticker Production
I’ve had a lot of people show interest in my stickers and sticker packs, so I thought I’d put together some information on how a traditional drawing… Read more “Prepping a Sketch for Sticker Production”
When Paintings Go Wrong
Artists, stop me if you’ve heard this one: You’ve started a new painting and it’s coming along great. You work on it for hours, fully focused, then… Read more “When Paintings Go Wrong”
