These three pieces are traditional studies of the skin, muscle, and bone groups. I focused on different sections with each figure. I depicted a male figure, a female figure, and a humanoid alien figure. The figures were modeled using free poses from anatomy360.info.

These three pieces are traditional studies of the skin/hair, muscle, and bone groups. I focused on different sections with each figure. I depicted lions, deer, and horses. With each image I crated two realistic images and one imagined figure from mythology.

The sketches in this gallery are my renditions of drawings created and published by Valerie L. Winslow in her book Classic Human Anatomy: The Artist's Guide to Form, Function, and Movement.

The sketches in this gallery are my renditions of drawings created and published by Ken Hultgren in his book The Art of Animal Drawing: Construction, Action Analysis, Caricature.

This gallery consists of images made during the research phases of various projects. These images are all from online sources, not original photos.

The images in this gallery come from my original photos.

I loved playing Overlord growing up and I really love Mike Mignola's style . The two seemed like they could be pretty compatible so I went for it.

The mood of Death Proof seems to match Mike Mignola's style so I put them together.

For this project I created a hypothetical expansion set for the table top board game Myth. I used their characters and environment and emulated their current art style.

The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy was one of my favorite shows growing up. I always wondered what they would look like when they got older. One of the projects in my character refinement class gave me the perfect opportunity to explore that a bit.

I tried several body types on Billy but decided it was best for him to be big and muscular. I did this because I had the idea that Billy would grow up to be a bully and the only person that could keep him under control would be Mandy.