Tag: illustration

Terpsichore: The Muse of Dance (Digital Painting)

Terpsichore, in Greek mythology, is one of the nine Muses and patron of lyric poetry and dancing (in some versions, flute playing). She is perhaps the most widely known of the Muses, her name having entered general English as the adjective terpsichorean (“pertaining to dancing”). Terpsichore’s name means “delight in dancing” and has been invoked as a metaphor for rhythm and ordered movement in the universe, such as mechanical oscillations. In this

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Painted Bull Studios

Last year, I gathered a few friends together and set out to bring our collected works direct to you all. Thus Painted Bull Studios was born, with a dedicated mission to bring bold and captivating art and cartoons right to your home or business. We’ve put our art up for you all to browse and purchase under a common banner, so give us your support so we may continue to

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Not Cruel, Just Terribly Proficient (Digital Painting)

Been sitting on this one for a bit, but it can’t be enjoyed sitting on my PC. I’m still learning theory and methods regarding digital painting and translating what little I know from traditional media. I struggle with it, though I am learning a lot with every image I produce. No matter, on to the next work and the thousands afterward. Tools: Photoshop Purchase A Print

Lucy & Ron: The Web Comic

Working with standup comedian and podcaster Ron Placone, we bring a loud and rebellious voice to his feline companion, Lucy, in the web comic, “Lucy & Ron”. Lending his talents as a writer and humorist, Ron crafted the scripts for every panel and page. With my skills as an illustrator, we brought the revolutionary animal to the masses. Running from 2019 to 2020, the series in full can be found

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The Flaming C

Back when Conan O’Brian left for sunny California and was dumped by NBC, he was quickly swept up by TBS for their own late-night lineup. During a segment with Bruce Timm (top heavy-weight at Warner Bros. Animation and Art Director for numerous DC Comics inspired animations under the WB banner), The Flaming C was born. What came next was a shocker to me; Conan announced an art contest involving his

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