Here's an editorial illustration I did for a school project at CSULB. The article focuses on professioinal baseball players and how they are overly pammpered and put on a pedstal. In this piece I tried to communicate that this full grown professional ball player is really just a big kid. Handrawn linework and digitally colored. 

Ahhh run bitch run there's wild chickens chasing after yer ass!!!Hahaha This one is a bit crazy and I love it! This is a class project for my illustration class at CSULB. She has noodle legs she's running soo damn fast. This crazy gal is 11" x 14" in size and done in watercolor and ink. 

Made these two 5" x 7" pieces for a little art show my buddy Jon-O is having at his house next week. The top one is an abstract piece I did with watercolor and acrylic currently untitled. I really enjoy doing these abstractions because they allow me to clear my head a bit in a strange way.

The Bottom guy is titled, "Good Mornin." this one is acrylic and watercolor on an mdf wood panel. 

Kiev gig poster

Just finished this poster for some good friends of mine who play amazing music, Kiev! Line work is hand drawn and digitally colored. You need to check these guys out if your into great music by very TALENTED musicians. 

This was a comissioned piece for a friend of mine. She's giving it to her Pops for his righteous man  cave! What a great addition to the cave huh? haha 

Hellboy

Acrylic and beer bottle opener on wood 

Made this piece for my mums. 

Monarch Butterfly

Watercolor and ink on watercolor paper. 

Size: 8" x 8" 

Birds of Creepadise

2ft x 4ft

acrylic on canvas 

handmade frame

This was a commissioned piece for some good friends of mine. They really enjoyed a painting I did in a specific style and wanted a painting in that style. This one radiates off the canvas and I can't wait to see it hanging on their wall!  

2 Headed Creep

Ink and watercolor on Arches 300lb watercolor paper

20" x 24"

This is for a self portrait project in my watercolor class at Cal State Long Beach. I didn't want to do a traditional/typical self portrait and came up with this crazy creeper. I was inspired by the color palette of illustrator Jack Unruh whose work I absolutely enjoy.