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Six Million Dollar Man

Drawing on gray vellum surface paper using colored pencil and acrylic paint. Size 8x10 inches.

Wish they would bring back this show!

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Healed by Sun

Drawing on gray vellum surface paper using colored pencil and airbrushed acrylic paint for highlights. Size 8x10 inches. No digital. No AI

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Healed by Sun

Drawing on gray mixed media vellum surface paper using colored pencil with airbrushed acrylic paint for highlights. Size 8x10 inches.

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The Twins

Drawing on gray mixed media vellum surface paper using colored pencil with airbrushed acrylic for highlights. Size 8x10 inches.

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Leia & Padme

Drawing on gray mixed media vellum surface paper using colored pencil and acrylic for highlights. Size 8x10 inches.

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Apprentice becomes the Master

Drawing on gray mixed media vellum surface paper using colored pencil with airbrushed acrylic for highlights. Size 8x10 inches.

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Cad Bane - Star Wars

Drawing on gray mixed media vellum surface paper using colored pencil with airbrushed acrylic for highlights. Size 8x10 inches.

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PALPATINE

Drawing on gray mixed media vellum surface paper using colored pencil with airbrushed acrylic for highlights. Size 8x10 inches.

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The Count

Drawing on gray mixed media vellum surface paper using colored pencil and acrylic for highlights. Size 8x10 inches.

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MAUL

Drawing on gray mixed media vellum surface paper using colored pencil and acrylic for highlights. Size 8x10 inches.

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KHAN

Art was created in acrylics and colored pencils on gessoed illustration board. Size 9 x 11 inches

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ST Original Kirk & Spock

Drawing on gray mixed media vellum surface paper using colored pencil with airbrushed acrylic for highlights. Size 8x10 inches.

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Jadzia/Ezri Dax DS9

Drawing on gray mixed media vellum surface paper using colored pencil with airbrushed acrylic for highlights. Size 8x10 inches

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How do you get such good pictures of your artwork? Do you photograph or scan them?

I do both depending on the size of the artwork. That’s a very good question that I think is really important especially since it never captures the overall quality completely. And I’m still trying to find better ways and easier ways to accomplish this. When I was in art college they had these stations where you could place down your artwork on a table with these mounted “arm frames” that allowed you to place a 35 millimeter camera facing straight down, so you could take a steady-straight picture. They also had perfectly placed lights for the right lighting. Lighting and a steady camera is key. It’s funny because I stress more about the taking a photograph of my art than I do about the making of my art.

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Stargate SG1 and Stargate Atlantis Cover Artwork

STARGATE ATLANTIS and SG1 TM & © 1997-2005 MGM Television Entertainment Inc./MGM Global Holdings Inc. STARGATE SG-1 is a trademark of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios Inc. All Rights Reserved. The original art was created in acrylics and colored pencils on gessoed illustration board.

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The Crusher’s

Drawing on gray mixed media vellum surface paper using colored pencil with some acrylic for highlights. Size 7x11 inches

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Riker + Troi

Drawing on gray mixed media vellum surface paper using colored pencil with some acrylic for highlights. Size 8x10 inches