Although I no longer create digital art, I still find it inspirational. Imagine FX mag always has some great tuts on drawing and artist’s interviews.

Bond

-art print.

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My Moleskine. 

I love being able to get a peek inside the moleskines of other artist. I feel that moleskine art should be a medium all its own.

Puzzled (wip)

A little something I’m working on for this week’s Illustration Friday topic, although it doesn’t look like I’m going to get it done in time. Oh well, I’m going to still finish it.

Bubbles

Songs get stuck in my head. So for the whole time while I was drawing this all that kept going through my mind was “Blowing Kisses In The Wind” by Paula Abdul. Really missing 90s music right now.

Kneeling Man

This is an oldie I’m reposting simply because it’s one of my favorites. It took me a month to do this on 14X17 drawing paper and at the time that I did it I was working second shift at a full time job. So after work I would come home, grab something to snack on and then be up ‘til 1-2am working on this. It’s a wonderful reminder of the importance of patience.

(Reference from the cover of Hogarth’s “Dynamic Anatomy”)

Siddhartha Gautama

A little something I did over the weekend during which I realized getting started is the hardest part for me. I guess every artist has his/her own struggles to overcome.

Tz’u (compassion)

A deep sympathy and sorrow for the suffering of others accompanied by a desire to help alleviate that suffering.

This is one of a series of hand drawn Chinese characters that I’m doing on kraft brown pocket moleskine cahiers.