Monday, June 18, 2012

Mosquito Pastel Updated

Here's an updated image, it's only slightly different with a few highlights added on the aircraft and clouds and some minor details on the aircraft completed. Again, it's pieced together from a small scanner, but I would like to have it professionally scanned or photographed at some point, and if/when it is I will update the pic.




Friday, June 15, 2012

Mossie by Night

A new pastel depicting a Mosquito by night. Oil pastel on paper. This one is actually unfinished, still need to do some tweaking. I had to scan it in pieces so if there is any inconsistency in the image, that's the reason. When it's complete, I'll have a proper scan made.

Wednesday, May 23, 2012

Little Friend

I've been doing some work lately with oil pastels and decided to try an aircraft. It gives a bit of a looser feel to the work than gouache or acrylics. Depicted here is the P-51 of Lt. Warren E. Lewis, 3434rd fighter squadron, 55th fighter group.

Thursday, May 17, 2012

Kurt Cobain in Oil Pastel

In my mind, Cobain was a true artist in the purest sense. He suffered for his art and was tormented by demons that surely deepened his ability to produce music in it's most profound form. Oil pastel on paper, 14.25" x 22"



Wednesday, May 9, 2012

Gilles Villeneuve Tribute

The 30th anniversary of Gilles Villeneuve's death was commemorated yesterday by Ferrari. Gilles' son Jacques took the wheel of the 312 T4 driven by his father in 1979 and took it at top speed around the track in in Fiorano, Italy. This images shows Jacques at the wheel of his father's car, with his trademark blue/pink/yellow/black/red multi-colored helmet. I will render this digital comp in oil pastel eventually.

Saturday, May 5, 2012

Music Poster in Photoshop

This is a conceptual image portrayal of Masaaki Suzuki, the Japanese organist, harpsichordist and conductor who is also the founder and musical director of the Bach Collegium Japan. Mr. Suzuki is one of the premier interpreters of Baroque music, with Bach being his principal subject choice.
http://www.bach.co.jp



Tuesday, May 1, 2012