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Drawing
These drawings consist of graphite, charcoal, and pen. Feel free to contact me with commissions or comments!
 NOT AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE. This is a tattoo design I did for commission work. They brought me the picture of the phonograph and I drew it and added the smoke and changed a few things from the image. |  SOLD. This charcoal study I did is a famous Vincent van Gogh (1853-1890) pencil, pen in brown (once black) ink drawing called "Pollard Birches", 1884. |  Still life. Charcoal on Arches paper. |
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 This 15 minute graphite study on the human skeletal system. The title is facetious and only made for everyone to giggle not to be offensive. |  I drew this while listening to music as a warm up for more serious drawing. |  This was made from four different images all put into one drawing. This is how I feel most of the time...end of story. |
 This is a charcoal drawing of a dried willow pod hanging from the ceiling with some string. behind it were some chairs and other willow pods. |  This is pen on paper in my sketch book. This is for an oil painting I did. |  All we had to do in my drawing class was draw 5 or 6 hands and I decided to make it look interesting instead of having those hands floating around in space on the page. I had a couple of hand "models" I have to thank too. |
 This is another Vincent van Gough sketch. This is a post-impressionistic style using charcoal on paper. |  NOT AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE. I drew this as a gift for someone a couple years back. I did not design this though. Big Daddy is a character in the BioShock video game series. |  I drew this listening to music to warm up to other serious art activities to get the creative juices flowing. |
 This is charcoal on paper. This is a dancer full of life and strength jumping into the darkness. We have all been there in one form or another. |  Sometimes, in order to get work done, you need to step back and help yourself first. I did this charcoal and ink piece to gather, center, and rejuvenate myself before I started working on what actually needed to get done. I just wanted to get all the 'muck' and 'ick' out of my body onto the paper so I could concentrate when I started working. |
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