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This nativity scene had been floating around in my head for roughly a decade before I finally got it down on paper. Gray Copic Markers on watercolor paper, roughly 8 x 10.

I had been meaning to do a Santa drawing for the holidays and finally got around to it. Copic Markers on bristol vellum, roughly 8 x 10.

Quick 30 minute sketch. Pigma brush pen on paper, roughly 4 x 6.

Pen and ink drawing for a ministry at Calvary Bible Church in Boulder, Colorado.

Illustration for the board background for the board game Salad Bowl. Acrylic paint and colored pencil, roughly 10 x 20.

Pen and ink illustration inspired by a sermon of the same name by Peter Hiett, covering 2 Samuel 11,12. It's the story of David and Bathsheba; David's troubles arise when he stays home to sit on his couch instead of going off to battle with his army. I just really loved the imagery of the title, and thought it even funnier when juxtaposing the fantasy character of the Warrior with the modern couch potato, remote in hand. On the wall behind our warrior is “The Tub” by Degas, as a tip of the hat to Bathsheba bathing herself when David first spies her. Pigma Brush Pen and Microns on 11 x 14 bristol plate.

Commissioned illustration for a collector who loves women with afros. Ink wash on bristol vellum.

Custom paint job for my younger son's Pinewood Derby Car. Sadly, the fire-breathing dragon didn't move as fast as the previous year's car. Acrylic paint on wood.

Pen and ink drawing for my older son on his high school graduation.

Fun with typography! Created the word “numbers” solely using numbers instead of letters. Digital.

Loose sketch for a graduation party. Brush and ink on paper.

Pencil drawing circa 1997 to work on technique before attempting my pencil drawing of Medusa seen in the Fantasy Gallery. Reference was a photo of fitness model Vicky Pratt. Pencil on 9 x 12 bristol vellum.

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