Between 2 and 4 times a month I post an art blog on my LiveJournal and MySpace sites. They cover specific pieces of art, artists and other art ideas. If you’re interested, go check them out and leave a message (on either one). Thanks!
I added some recent work to my gallery pages. The Scratch image from the last post (cover of the Brian Keene book by the same name, Cemetery Dance) is now in the color area, and I added another to that area and one to the grayscale art gallery. Here they are below:
This is also a recent one, but I didn’t add it to the grayscale gallery.
I’m lucky enough to get to do not only a cover for the great writer Brian Keene’s new book, Scratch (Cemetery Dance), but I also get to do a bunch of interior work for it too. Here’s the cover:
I added some new photography from my New Mexico and Kansas trips, check them out on the color and duotone pages. Here’s a sample:
I reworked an old image for John Grover’s new book, A Beckoning of Shadows. I did the layout and text as well on it (easier since my day job is designer).
I’m looking forward to reading it, he’s a very good author. Check it out:
I added a few new photos to the Duotone and Photography areas. Let me know what you think, either email me or post a comment on my MySpace.
A sample:
I added a few more photos to the color and duotone pages. They’ve been sitting around since last summer’s visit to Hypericon. See, I told you this didn’t get updated that often. Here are a few samples:
Though I do like Flash, I decided that for this version of the site it would be database driven. That way, it’ll be a lot easier to update (and maybe it won’t be a year between updates). Check it out, let me know if anything’s FUBAR. Let me know too if you like it. 
Here’s the cover of my very first published comic story! I did the art and cover, and the story is by Marc Shemmans. It’s for Horror Express in the UK, check it out:
With the new site, I’ve added some new photos to the mix. I’ve also split the photography pages into color photos and duotone photos, since that page was getting a little long. Here’s a sample of each:
Here’s an image that didn’t (for some unknown reason) make it into Night Visions 12. The cover went fine, but for some reason none of the interior images were included. Here’s one of them, for a story by P.D. Cacek. The story is called Campfire Story, but I call this image friends again.
