Hello there!

Hello, there!

I’ve been drawing for several decades, and made it my full-time day job in late 2019.

So, take a quick turn through my gallery, or if you really like what you see, I’m available to commission and craft you something of your very own.

Work that Rocks!

Two women, dressed as Sailor Senshi sit atop a throne of crystal and blue-purple fire. They're holding hands and each has a sword of either crystal or fire.
Sara and Maria: Fangirls
Young woman on a skateboard blowing bubblegum while toting a medieval broadsword.
Artemis Jones
A painting of a red sportscar against a photo of a Chicago street.
The Roadbuster

Software I Use

  • ABSOLUTELY NO AI!
    Leaving aside the moral issues, so-called “generative AI” is literally neither generative, nor intelligent. It’s a pattern matching system that will -NEVER- get any better than it is right now. It might develop a bit of subtlety and nuance, but it can never be as responsive as a human artist can, nor can it create something from nothing.
    And yes, using it at any level is basically theft, so it has no place in my work.
    “It is the weapon of the enemy. We have no need of it, and we will not use it.”
  • Easy Pose
    A 3D mannequin app for smartphones. I use it to generate a super quick pose image for reference purposes, and to show customers a rough idea of the layout and pose of a piece quickly.
  • Affinity Designer 2
    I purchased this before Serif was sold, and before they went subscription. It’s a great alternative to Adobe Illustrator and it gives me WAY more control over my lines. I usually use this program for line art and painting, but I can even shade works with it. Highly recommend if you can find it.
  • Clip Studio Paint EX
    Used for shading, painting and exporting completed work. Again, purchased before the cancer that is subscription modelling invaded CSP.