Thursday, December 13, 2007
The Stricken Oak
O.K. Sorry I have'nt posted in a while, but work's been crazy bz. But we had a Movie poster theme art show at Fox. This was my movie poster for Frankenstein. More of a teaser poster actually. In the story, there's an Oak tree in the Dr.'s courtyard. It gets struck by lightning and is split and burned. The Dr. realizes that lightning will power the creature. He often stares at the the blasted oak as a symbolic reminder of how his life has been broken.
Anyways, the show was a great opportunity to bust out the oils again. The piece was very well recieved. Thanks and congrats to Cyndi who dropped the highest bid and scored this baby. Thanks to Toby also for an awesome frame. This one sparked another new painting, coming soon. Peace.
Happy holidays everyone.
Kodaddy
Tuesday, September 18, 2007
Kodaddy ( in color )
Sunday, September 2, 2007
Liam, The Turtle, and The Frog
My hiatus is almost over. I know, it took a long time to start some new personal work. But I really needed the trips, the family time and the rest. It's been amazing. And now I am beginning a new series of paintings, and I have big plans for them. I draw inspiration from my son Liam. He brings joy to everyone w/ his spirit and enthusiasm. Having this time w/ him, at this age, and watching him grow into his character has been unreal. Anyways, anxious to bust out the oils and start painting. I'll post the finished ptg. when I'm done, but it'll probably be awhile, since I'm going back to work on Tuesday.
Friday, August 31, 2007
Mechs
Actually, Yosemite...
Friday, August 24, 2007
Yosemite
Wednesday, August 22, 2007
Megas SB Panel
Monday, August 20, 2007
Juniper Lee Action Roughs
Sunday, August 19, 2007
Storyboard BG Panels
Thursday, August 16, 2007
Plein-air Paintings
Portrait Of A Cloud
Open Road
Treetops, Washington
Leo Carrillo
Once upon a time, a couple of young painters hit the road w/ their French easels and painted along the way. We'd spend about 2 hours at a spot and whip out these plein-air ( I think thats how you spell it) paintings. We'd even sell some to locals for beer money and maybe another night or two. Here are a couple of those bad boys, freshly dusted for your viewing pleasure.
Open Road
Treetops, Washington
Leo Carrillo
Once upon a time, a couple of young painters hit the road w/ their French easels and painted along the way. We'd spend about 2 hours at a spot and whip out these plein-air ( I think thats how you spell it) paintings. We'd even sell some to locals for beer money and maybe another night or two. Here are a couple of those bad boys, freshly dusted for your viewing pleasure.
Head Painting
Wednesday, August 15, 2007
Sunday, August 12, 2007
Friday, August 10, 2007
Time Rangers
Character Designs
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