SpartCon Post Con Part II: Zombie Bite Con Sketches

In addition to the flyers for SPARTANCON, I decided to create sketches for those who wanted them.  Here are some of the freebie zombie bite sketch business cards I was doing at the con.  I didn't have the time or cash to get printed cards so I figured I would try these to have something to give out.  There are a few missing though.  I didn't think to take photos of them until about 4 or 5 were gone.  I figured these would be a cool way to get the Zombie Bites name out there and to offer a piece of art to go with it.  Enjoy!

From the Archives: Currents of Midnight

Here's a more recent bit of play where I was exploring brush options in Photoshop again.  This piece harkens back to earlier styles.  Not a whole lot going on here other than me playing with some color.  However I feel like I was able to get close to the effects of Prismacolor pencils within the Photoshop program and that in and of itself will be useful later on. 

{8x5.33  Digital Images created in Adobe Photoshop}

From the Archives: The Marriage

I haven't drawn in this style for some time, but much of my work used to look like this.  After my Drawing II class in college, my drawing style changed dramatically.  I became very aggressive with prismacolor and elements of collage began to integrate with many of my drawings.  It was a very experimental time with media.  I was a smoker at the time and I collaged the gold foil from my cigarette packs into several drawings.

The Current

One of my few Prismacolor pieces on coloured paper stock. This was black. 

{Prismacolor on drawing paper}

Language Spirals

The piece changed its face about five times total before settling into this. That's why I do the abstracts...to engage the transformation. 

{Ink, Prismacolour, Whiteout on coloured drawing paper}

Luna

Years ago, sitting on the front porch of the house I used to live in, the moon utterly mesmerized me. This is one of the few drawings that fully happened in my head before it did on the paper.

{Prismacolour on textured drawing paper}

The Forest Within

Another abstract. 

{Prismacolour always} 

The Monoliths

I had a dream of a place like this. In the dream it was underground. 

 {Prismacolor and ink} 

Jack and His Scythe

Here's an older piece, before I discovered the wonders of Photoshop color. It's still a bit of imagery I am very fond of.

{Pencilled, Inked, Prismacolored, Scanned, then manipulated in Photoshop}