Nicolas Cage

9x12  - oil on canvas

This will be shown for one night only at this event: NICOLAS CAGE ART SHOW AND MUSICAL SHENNANIGANS It will be on Saturday, April 12, 2014 at 7:00pm at Balancoire in San Francisco. If you're in the area I suggest you check it out, it should be a fun time full of a bunch of different Nicolas Cage themed artwork.

Cheers!

Musa Mortis

Musa Mortis 14x18 -oil with gold leaf on canvas board

This was for a Gustav Klimt inspired tribute show in Los Angeles at 423 West Gallery.  It's on display now until March.

Recent Paintings

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Batman - 7x9 oil on canvas board
Dr. Seuss - 12x16 oil on canvas board
Krampus - 5x7 oil on canvas board
Larisa - 9x12 oil on paper

Sketch Dump 2k14 vol.2

More stuff from my moleskine sketcbook.
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Sketch Dump 2k14 vol.1

These are all sketches from my moleskine sketchbook.
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Dia De Los Muertos

'Muerta'
9x12 charcoal on toned paper

May your lost loved ones remain in your hearts and remembered forever.

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*reference: Hezza Suicide

Thom Yorke

Thom Yorke
9x12 oil on canvas board

I wanted to stretch my art muscles a bit and attempt a portrait painting using only natural hair brushes instead of my usual combination of natural and synthetic. I gave myself a bit of a restricted palette of colors to work from also. I thought the final result came out quite well.

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Toska

'Toska'
9x12 oil on canvas board

*reference: Alle Suicide

Suicide Girls Models

Soft Pink - 7.5x9 Charcoal on paper
Things Are Different Now - 9x12 Charcoal on paper

I did a couple drawings for fun in between paintings. I've been using the images of Suicide Girls as reference material for a number of years and I've been impressed with a lot of the work that I've seen on that site model-wise and from the photographers as well. I encourage anybody that wants unique and beautiful looking models to use this site as a source.

*reference: Macarena Suicide, Hezza Suicide

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Auggie

Auggie
11x14 oil on canvas board

A portrait I did for my friend of her late puppy. He was a rescue from the pound and was getting up there in age. I wanted to show my sentiments with something physical, as I feel sometimes, words can't do enough. It was my first time painting an animal in oils where I actually felt comfortable enough to make it be the sole subject. I think I got his likeness down and I also had an opportunity to work on my nature background skills. RIP little pup.

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