I forgot to save the images of the final two drawings and the ones from the sketchbook, but I figured I would re-scan them and post them once I am able to get photos of my two new paintings and a drawings I did for the series I have been working on. Be prepared for a shit-ton of pics soon. XP.

I am hoping to finish a sketchbook (that i started today) and finish ALL 120 pages by May 9th when the assignment is due. I got the chance to make whatever I wanted and…stupidly…I took on this task. I just finished my annual 250 pg sketchbook for the year so I will just adopt this one.

It all will be focused on my deer skull : Sir Once Had Fuzzy Antlers (<3)

It will start with just sketches of the skull and then move to conceptual drawings.

I will post a page a day to keep myself motivated! Wish me luck!

tumblrbot asked: WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE INANIMATE OBJECT?

a pen. without it, i wouldn’t be able to make most of my artwork :3

theanimalblog:

Baby Tree Kangaroo (via zooborns)

From the St. Louis Zoo where I live! I can recognize her face anywhere. I always go to the feeding times. So Cute!!

(via animalartist16)

Second drawing for Horsemen of the Apocalypse: War. I need a break from these drawings so it might take awhile until the other two surface.

Horsemen of the Apocalypse: Pestilence/Death

In this version of the bible, death and pestilence are the same…which is a little confusing since some versions have them as two different “people”

Eadweard Muybridge! Horse Cantoring! Take in the late 19th century. One of my inspirations and will definitely be referenced in my “Horses of the Apocalypse” drawings. Revolutionary Photographs. 

This beautiful little drawing was created last week for a project in my Conceptual Drawing class. I love it so much that I think I am going to incorporate parts of it and how it was made into new drawings and paintings. My word to describe was “Anatomy” if anyone is curious. -Enjoy! :3

Currently, I have about two paintings and another drawing (and another drawing to post soon after that one). I have been working on creating enough work to go into two shows in St. Louis this June. I had a show last month in Art St. Louis for their college/university show called Varsity 16. It was an incredible honor since the school chooses the artists that will represent them in the show. 

I have been featured in a blog for Samdavisstudios.wordpess.com! Check it out! Lots of cool emerging artists on there!

At the moment, I am beginning a drawing series on the Horses (yes, horses not horsemen) of the Apocalypse. They are going to be smaller drawings on blown-up images of the bible pages in the New Testament introducing them. Personally, I am not religious so this took me a lot longer to find than it should have. I cannot wait to show them to you all!!! I might use them as inspiration for other drawings or a couple large paintings. They will be fairly similar to the “pictionary” cow drawing I will post in a few minutes. 

Speaking of paintings: I have a 4ft x 6ft painting of a quagga that I have yet to get a great image of, but once I do, I will gladly show it. The other painting is one combining a cow and hummingbirds…hummingbirds are a pain in the butt to paint since I suck and detail. That painting is a much smaller 2ft x 4ft board like “Sir Henry”. 

I am super nervous about my shows coming up. I need to make a lot more artwork so I can split it up…Urgh…The stress is starting to get to me.