I recently put a whole slew of stuff in the various portfolio sections. Some of it has been shown on the blog before, but I’ll repost them here anyway.
These are available to order as a fine art print:
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Well, I guess I can say I made it. It’s been one full year since the first post on my blog. In celebration of this accomplishment, I am having a photo giveaway. More about it at the end of the post.
So what have I accomplished through this blog? It hasn’t gone too far yet, but over a year I have had 60 posts with a total of 129 comments. The site as a whole has had 2,453 visits from 2,102 unique visitors across a slew of countries.
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I have begun a new pretty ambitious project. I am retrofitting an old wooden granary into my working studio. I am not entirely sure, but I believe it was built in the 1970s, but possibly earlier. The only reason I think 70s is because of a grain ticket from that era that is on an interior wall, though that really only says that is when it was once used to hold grain.
Here is the front, North and west side:
Here is the back, South and East side along with two of my four dogs:
Actually, these are older paintings, but just a quick note that I am now getting to place them in the portfolio. All three of these paintings are available for sale as the original acrylic on stretched canvas (send me a message if you are interested in purchasing the originals) as well as fine art prints. The prints are normal print price as you can see here.
Prices for the original paintings (each is 4ft x 4ft):
Loose Leaf -$300
Neon Leaf – $250
Impasto Leaf – $550
All three together – $1000 – save $100!
Just a quick note to say that I do still exist. I have been crazy busy trying to finish up a big project, in the form of a graphic novel. Or comic book. or graphic short story? Regardless of what it is called, it is an illustrated version of a short story written by Dean Mehrkens. Here is a little teaser for it, as it is coming very very soon. It will be fully hosted here on the blog and on Dean’s site and will be available all together in a number of formats when it has ran its course here.
Also, I am still working on a how-to video for the textures in the previous blog post, so that is something else to look forward to.
And without further ado, the cover for the Prisoner graphic short story, coming very soon:
See the pages here:
1 & 2
3 & 4
5 & 6
7 & 8
9 & 10
11 & 12
13 & 14
15 & 16
17 & 18
19 & 20
21 & 22
23 & 24
