Barryl the Undead Warlock

This is in honor of Barryl, my brother-in-arms during my travels in the World of Warcraft. We slayed many a gnome and drank many a brew together. There shall never be a greater warlock.

Oh god, I hope I don't get back into WoW...

Watercolor practice

I've been practicing my watercolor skills. Here's a drawing of a stream at Muir Woods.

Over the mountains and into the sands

I was flipping through my sketchbook from last fall and I rediscovered this little landscape I quickly sketched out while flying over the Sierras. The sudden change from mountains and forests of California to the arid desert of Nevada blew my mind a little bit, so I decided to get it down on paper. Drawing a landscape while going 500 mph in a cramped seat was a little difficult and the final drawing ended up stylized, but I still like it. It's all in watercolor with some Photoshop tweaks

Stanford sketches

Here's a couple of sketches that I did during a daytrip to Stanford with my partner in crime Alysse (http://alyssespieces.blogspot.com/)

 Here's a pen/watercolor of a peaceful little redwood grove. There's also a totem pole behind the trees, but we didn't have time to sketch it.

And here's a sketch of a sculpture that's in the Stanford Museum (aka the Cantor Arts Center). If you're curious, it's called Celestial Hebe by Jean Colon, made in 1886 on marble.

Forest backdrop

A watercolor and pen study of a forest. Work in progress...

Excerpt from my beat board aka my first post

A goache painting for my intermediate animation class.