This is another photoshop painting I started this afternoon.

I'm going for an "Arabian Nights" kind of setting.  Still got a long ways to go on this one (as well as the other I've been posting, haha.)

Oh, I just got back from seeing Zombieland.  Craziness abound, but all in all I liked it a lot!

A little update to that sketch I'm painting over.

This an older drawing that I'm currently redoing in photoshop.  My progress so far:

The creature is an original design.  He still has a ways to go, but it's a good start.

Finally, got a chance to finish this up. Used Maya, photoshop, and max towards the end.

 

Finished last night.  This picture was done for the Wacom Bring your Vision to Life Contest.  The theme of the contest was "Good vs. Evil."
Actually, I wasn't aware of this contest until last week. Since it was so last minute, I initially wasn't planning on entering...but I fell in love with this idea, and I made it my mission to convey a message of unconditional love in the face a selfish, corrupt society.

Good and evil reside in human hearts, and it is reflected in every choice we make. With just a bit of compassion, you could be the answer to someone's prayers.

You can view a higher quality picture HERE.

 

This is starting to all come together.

I'm going to try to finish by tonight (or perhaps very early tomorrow morning.)  I made some to the figures, I think for the better.

It's coming along.

Two things. An update on the Celica:

And, I also started working on a new drawing in photoshop.

Obviously it still has a long ways to go.  But any suggestions would be really appreciated.  Thanks!

 

Put in another 2 hours, bringing up the total to 4.  It's not finished, but I think it's showing a lot of improvement over the last one.  I'm mainly happier with it because I think that he's starting to look a bit more "wild," whereas before it looked too similar to a domestic cat.  The ears and nose could really use some love and touching up, so I'll be focusing on that next.

Over and out!

Two quick digital painting practices.

First, one that you'll recognize - the one that ended up being the banner to this page, haha.  It started as a quick practice, but liked how it turned out, so I edited it and put it into the layout. But here it is without all the overly-hip grunge and paint splatters:

Time: 60-70 minutes

And something I started last night, a carcal.

He's a work-in-progress.  So far, I've put in about 100-120 minutes
An updated carcal will be coming around soon.  Until then, any suggestions?