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Burnin' Up the Mainstream
My first attempt at an oil painting in thirteen years. Inspired by the "Best Maine Landscape Award" of hometown art shows, or possibly just overwhelmed by them all, I took a shot at one, Vig-style. This could be anywhere in Maine-- somewhere dry.
Alternate This!
Warworld Starscream is a combination of three things: the whiny air fleet commander, the Autobot Matrix, and a big warship— not exactly Twix material. Very rarely do I draw canon Transformers, but when I do, I tend to use creative license. I saw this guy depicted in old comic books, but those were so 80's cheese. Then other fan artists started drawing him, putting tentacles on his head and making him look like a scallion. Starscream needed an upgrade, something that would strike fear in his foes and make him wish he never ate that Matrix.
Ladies of Fantasy
I have a little local gig of creating custom Magic: The Gathering tokens. My three gals volunteered for the first batch, but it's kind of sad that they will end up as 1/1 fodder. The downtown game shop, Spellbound, now has this poster on its wall.
A-oooo
A request by Magic: The Gathering artist, Anthony Waters. The idea was a flexible one with some basic criteria: 1930s Britain, Egyptian werewolves, and at least one wolf and one human. I wanted to keep the werewolves from looking too Scooby Doo pharaoh, so I created a pair of rotting mummy-dogs. In this scene, we have a chemist of sorts, apparently confronting these menaces with a magical formula. Is he trying to stop them from robbing the Bank of England? Nah, he just wants to turn them into babes with D-cups.
Miss Interpretation
Bluette has interesting taste in fashion, pets, and flowers. Flowers made of tongues have interesting taste as well! Like many of my pictures, this is pretty much a draw-your-own-conclusion piece. An award winner at a 2007 juried art show, it was sold the night of the opening.