Month: October 2009

Skull and Flowers Watercolor

Posted by – October 19, 2009

skullandflowers

8″ x 10″ watercolor.

Cyclops Alien Custom Munny Figure

Posted by – October 19, 2009

alien

Custom munny figure. Epoxy putty, acrylics and ink on Kid Robot Munny DIY toy.

Kiss the Goat Custom Dunny

Posted by – October 19, 2009

kissthegoat

Another custom vinyl toy using the usual materials- epoxy putty, acrylics, ink washes and various mixed media. This time I used a Kid Robot Dunny figure as the platform, and those funny little “ears” just sang horns to my soul.

Beholder Munny Bust

Posted by – October 19, 2009

beholder

The base of this piece was the head from one of Kid Robot’s DIY Munny figures. Various media was used to bulk out and texture the figure, which was finished with acrylics and ink washes.

It’s my take on the legendary D&D Beholder creature. Maybe with a nod to HP Lovecraft thrown in there as well? I’m not sure. I just let it flow while creating this one.

Eye Skateboard

Posted by – October 19, 2009

eyeskateboard

The “Eye” skateboard was created for the first Skate and Create art show hosted by the Pour It Now foundation. They’re a great group of dedicated skateboarders and skateboard supporters who are working towards securing funding for unique, challenging and fun concrete skateparks in South Carolina. A mission I wholeheartedly embrace.

The base of this piece was an Vision Jinx skate deck that I actually pounded many a curb and backyard halfpipe with. Epoxy putty, acrylics, ink and various other mixed media were used to sculpt and further distress the board.

Skull in the Fall Watercolor Painting

Posted by – October 19, 2009

skull-fall-watercolor

10″ x 16″ watercolor painting.

Greyscale Skull Watercolor Painting

Posted by – October 19, 2009

skull-painting

Greyscale watercolor. 8″x 10″ painting.

Mask Watercolor Painting

Posted by – October 19, 2009

mask-watercolor

8″ x 10″. Watercolor painting.

Dragon Head Watercolor Painting

Posted by – October 19, 2009

dragonheadwatercolor

8″ x 10″. Watercolor painting.