Marianas

in progress

A Skull of Unnamed Fear

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Piercing Truth

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BUGS AND SHIT

This was something I started work on a while ago, and just recently had the chance to finish.  I'm really proud of this one, and although I promised this to a close friend, I really don't wanna see this one go.  Oh, well.  Such is life.

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The Eternal Chase

Here we have the line drawing and watercolor painting of this cat and mouse painting.  Originally intended to be more cyclic-looking in composition, constraints in dimensions of the paper forced me to alter it a little.  However, I think it was quite beneficial, because the pose of the cat is pretty neat.  I was inspired by the ink drawings of Horimouja and some sweet traditional tats.

Two Horses

Two different horses done as spitwash practice for my Apprenticeship at The Shaman's Den.

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Biomech Heart

More Homework!

Iterations of a Homework

Aaaaaand Here are the previous homework iterations.  Started out with something traditional, and ended up completely biomech.  Hell yeah.  The third Didn't get inked in yet.  I kinda skipped that step and went right for the next one...

Homework

The text is German for "God knows not"

Shawn, my master, has been giving me homework assignments regularly now.  Each one, so far, has been about the use and reinvention of the same subject matter.  In this case, the subject was the inclusion of a Skull and Crossbones, two to three Roses, an All-Seeing Eye, and a Banner.  This is Iteration #5.  It is quite obviously a very biomechanical interpretation of the subject matter.  I will post the other iterations soon!

Scenes from my 'GHOSTS' show, and other great news.

I tried to keep the people presence in the photos to a minimum, but there needed to be some for scale reference.  And I couldn't help capturing the po-po standing in front of my drawings!  The other Great News:  I am an Apprentice at The Shamans Den!  The first (and perhaps most significant) hurdle has been hurded with aplombastiousness.

As an end note, these past two months have been like a whirlwind, filled with the meetings of wondrous people, meteoric shifts in life, and a liberal dousing of awesome sauce.  May it never end.