Caution: Wet Paint exhibit.

I'll have a painting in a group show titled, Caution: Wet Paint! The opening is on March 13th. Stop by if you're in San Diego. The theme of the group show is to showcase each artist's newest painting that has never been seen before.

Art: Adam.

Adam (Conte pencil on newsprint, 18x18"). Drawing from live model.

Sketchbook: Goldfish.

Goldfish (Pen, watercolor, and gouache in Moleskine sketchbook. 7x4.5"). This is a study for a larger painting.

Art: Glasses.

Close-up of glasses from a two hour portrait drawing with a live model. Conte charcoal on newsprint.

Sketchbook: Coffee Shop Work.

Here are some sketches I drew while sitting in my favorite Ocean Beach coffee shop.
Statue in Las Vegas Paris Hotel fountain (pencil).Great Buddha of Kamakura (pencil).Ink and watercolor.

Sketchbook: Red Angel Wings.

At San Diego's Comic-Con, the people and outfits are often more interesting than the exhibits. It's a great place to people watch. These are drawings done in a Moleskine sketchbook based on photos I took five or six years ago at Comic-Con of two women dressed with red angel wings, representing a booth. There is something about people with wings that make it fun subject matter to draw. All drawings are various combinations of pencil, watercolor, and gouache.

Sketchbook: Pens And An Occasional Brush.

Stairway in Eze, France (Pen).

Vase (Pen).

Portrait (Watercolor).

Sketchbook In November.

Some sketchbook work done over the last few weeks....

Palace of Fine Arts (Pen and watercolor, 8x8").

Bellydancer (Pencil and watercolor, 4x6").

Woman With Red Angel Wings (Pencil and watercolor, 4x6").

Irish Deer and Elephant Skulls (Pencil, pen, and watercolor).

Sketchbook: Triceratops Skull.

Triceratops Skull (Ballpoint pen and colored pencil in Moleskine sketchbook, 6.5x4").

Ten-Ten.

Block Prints.

Koi.

Plush Chair.

Target.

Sketchbook: Morgan In Regency Costume.

Morgan in Regency Costume (pencil in Moleskine sketchbook, 5x6").

Rock Poster: Throwing Toast (September 19).

Throwing Toast - September 19, 2009 (click image for larger version).

Beginnings.

The beginning stages of two long-pose costumed figure paintings.