More suspicious doings at the beach. Just what's going on out there?
6x6 inches, painted in oil on panel. available for purchase at Daily Paintworks.
Thursday, July 26, 2012
Tuesday, July 10, 2012
Aerial Weirdos #8
The exciting sequel to Aerial Weirdos #3!
After an extensive and expensive rebuild, Veronica is ready to try again to be the first woman to orbit the Earth in a truck cab. Will she do it this time? We'll find out in T minus eight minutes and counting.
This is a rare piece for me, as I don't do too many sequels. Variations on a theme, sure, but it's not very often I revisit a particular story and do a "one month later" sort of thing. The ideas are there, but they have to compete with the deluge of ideas and schemes in my head that I haven't explored yet, and usually get relegated to the back burner. But this one just wouldn't give up. I guess Veronica's too stubborn to get forgotten.
Maybe there will be a part three sometime. Stay tuned.
Painted in oil on a 6x10 inch panel. Sold.
After an extensive and expensive rebuild, Veronica is ready to try again to be the first woman to orbit the Earth in a truck cab. Will she do it this time? We'll find out in T minus eight minutes and counting.
This is a rare piece for me, as I don't do too many sequels. Variations on a theme, sure, but it's not very often I revisit a particular story and do a "one month later" sort of thing. The ideas are there, but they have to compete with the deluge of ideas and schemes in my head that I haven't explored yet, and usually get relegated to the back burner. But this one just wouldn't give up. I guess Veronica's too stubborn to get forgotten.
Maybe there will be a part three sometime. Stay tuned.
Painted in oil on a 6x10 inch panel. Sold.
Thursday, June 28, 2012
Aerial Weirdos #4
Blue Oval Thunder.
Spitting in the face of gravity and other physical laws, and taking upcycling to a whole new level.
The next step, of course, is to arm it. Maybe a couple miniguns, some rockets, and heat seekers. Heck, maybe we could install a 120 mm cannon from an Abrams tank! Colonel Cochrane won't know what hit him.
6x6 inches, painted in oil on panel. Available for purchase on Daily Paintworks.
Spitting in the face of gravity and other physical laws, and taking upcycling to a whole new level.
The next step, of course, is to arm it. Maybe a couple miniguns, some rockets, and heat seekers. Heck, maybe we could install a 120 mm cannon from an Abrams tank! Colonel Cochrane won't know what hit him.
6x6 inches, painted in oil on panel. Available for purchase on Daily Paintworks.
Thursday, June 21, 2012
Aerial Weirdos #10
The birth of a Weirdo. From the wreck of an abandoned farm truck it rises into the air, like a Phoenix, to seek new adventures.
Painted in oil on an 8x10 panel.
Painted in oil on an 8x10 panel.
Friday, June 15, 2012
Aerial Weirdos #9
"Get the burner lit! The shotgun's just pissing it off!"
Will they escape the disembodied tentacles with nanoseconds to spare, or will the Econoline end up as Digested Weirdo #1?
8x8 inches painted in oil. Available for purchase here.
Will they escape the disembodied tentacles with nanoseconds to spare, or will the Econoline end up as Digested Weirdo #1?
8x8 inches painted in oil. Available for purchase here.
Friday, June 8, 2012
Marine Weirdos #2
All dressed up for the Halloween party down at the coral reef. Gonna scare the crap out of a lot of little fishies.
Painted in oil on a 6x9 inch panel.
Painted in oil on a 6x9 inch panel.
Wednesday, May 30, 2012
Aerial Weirdos #6
Okay, this wasn't part of the flight plan...
So, let's get back to the hangar for some body work, and maybe a tune up. I hope the fridge is stocked, cause it's going to take at least two cases of of beer to make this right. And pizza. Can't forget the pizza.
Painted in oil on a 6x14 masonite panel. Available for purchase here.
So, let's get back to the hangar for some body work, and maybe a tune up. I hope the fridge is stocked, cause it's going to take at least two cases of of beer to make this right. And pizza. Can't forget the pizza.
Painted in oil on a 6x14 masonite panel. Available for purchase here.
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