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Inktober 3 - Herbology

Inktober 1 - You as a magic student! I'm a few days late but I'll be following a magical prompt for Inktober- and yes, I'm a ravenclaw :))

my entry for this year's crane festival poster contest in Teton Valley, Idaho

vintage postcard inspired illustration

a tiny part of a big editorial project in progress...

Why stop anytime soon?

I was working on a hop stamp for a project. Cici wanted to color one in!

experimenting with a little cut and paste...

Nothing beats an unusual dream that inspires you. plus some Star Wars inspiration!

Day 1, Inktober 2018. "Poisonous" Drawn with a Pilot Falcon SEF using Noodlers American Eel ink.

I could play with the recolor artwork tool all day long!

I really liked the style that I used for one of the most recent labels I did for @abominationbrewingco and @snitzcreekbrewery so I decided to mess with it a bit more. Just a quick thing. I want to draw more animals in this style. This is for me, and my wife, and my daughter. Stay strong. This is for everyone. This is for you. Stay strong. No matter what you do on a day to day basis or what you go through. You are a strong person.

Can artwork I did for Conshohocken Brewing Companys annual release Blood Money! A Blood Orange IPA! Soon tasty!

Tiny Happy Skulls... is what I like to paint.

Drain your heart before anyone else gets the chance. Available on T-shirts on my Threadless shop: https://phenzy.threadless.com/

I try to keep vulgarity out of my work, but sometimes it just fits. This is one of those times.

Black and white charcoal on toned gray paper

Colored pencil on toned paper

Playing with Word Art

Random Miami Beach Art Deco Facade. Ink.

Sometimes when Lindsey is having a rough day, I will surprise her by getting a relaxing bath set up for her to forget everything for awhile.

Hungry for Japanese cuisine and literature, are we?

This quote from Voltaire rings true, no doubt about that! “Those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities.” - Voltaire.

Goblins ready for lunch?

Grandma's prompt: Van Gogh's Sunflowers