Watercolor on black watercolor paper. The death card for 78 Tarot's animal deck.

I really really really liked working on this one.

Just adding more art. This one was done with layers of resin between layers of paint, so her tail and the skulls and the water and her hair were all EXTREMELY 3 dimensional.

Todays the day! Just a couple short hours before Pintopia starts!

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Hey all. If I have not followed you back, please poke me i nthe face (especially if you gave me your bsk info) and remind me? I'm scattered all over the place and need a little extra assistance getting on track.

Old art again, one of my very first watercolors done under the tutelage of Mike Dringenberg. I still rather like it.

I'm still alive. Crawling out with a bit of fanart of my friend's world of warcraft Nightborne rogue named Tilont. Calling this The Shadowblade in honor of the rogue hero storyline. Watercolors

I'm making an effort to be on here daily and start interacting more. So in that interest, here's some more older art. This is colored pencil on black cardstock of a leafy sea dragon carousel horse. This is SO OLD oh my god.

This is a range of teal watercolors on black and white paper. The horizontal lines are the paint just straight across. The vertical lines on the black side are where you have to add in whites/lights. The vertical lines on the white side are where you have to add darks. They can go brighter/darker.

This is actually a very small snippit of a much larger painting. I just really liked how the ship came out.

Watercolors on black watercolor paper.

My favorite mermaid painting that I've done. Naturally being my favorite meant it bombed in sales. Her skin, hair and jewelry is colored pencils, the rest is watercolor.

One of my dragon paintings where the body of the dragon is a gradiation of saphires in various colors. (yes saphires)The rest is watercolor.

Probably my most popular painting as far as sales go. One of my leviathans, done just because it makes me happy. The original painting was around five feet long, and the orcas were sculpted. The texture along the back was real gemstones, labradoriate, peridot, malachite, etc. The rest is watercolor.

I'm being poked at to post up more art than just the one piece, so excuse the inundation.

Ink work of a celestial dragon, done for a convention's book.

Doing a few little sketches in watercolor to see if I can capture the feel of some forest photographs I saw (yeah these were the actual colors).

Hello. I never posted anything because I just was tired and didn't want to handle another social media platform. But here we are. Art time.

This painting was actually mostly painted in a mental ward that I was in for a... while. They realized I needed art and so gave me permission to paint often.