Firebreather

Drunk Octopus

 I started this two years ago and I finally had a chance to finish it! This is just a quick picture I took, hopefully I’ll have the chance to scan it soon. Graphite, HB, 2B. 8.5x 17 inches.

Flying Goldies

Ever wonder what happened to your childhood goldfish after your had to flush it down the toilet? Well I have no idea, BUT I’d like to think they went to goldfish heaven, where all of the derpy lovable fish spend their days blissfully floating around in the clouds! <3

**This is an updated version of the original, I never did like the border on the other one..

So yay for me finally being able to fix it!!** 

Sleep deprived totem pole

Well.. it's been awhile, and it's a new year! I had a few personal things happen at the start of the year, so I had a hold up on making work. Life has some crazy up and downs! So here's a piece that I had the pleasure of working on for my resume project, however I'm not quite sure it's the style I want for my personal brand. But none the less it's still one of my favorite (and finished.. lol) illustrations.

The goal was just create a fun illustration of the many emotions of sleep-deprivation, which I experience all to often. I love letting go and having fun with the colors, patterns and texture! Oh and this is completely vector! Whoo!

Work in Progress

A small part of a project that I'm working on! I'm pretty excited about this, it's nice to do traditional work and get away from the computer.

Swamp Frog

Growing up and living in South Florida definitely has a played a role  in the idea behind this. Around the neighborhood where I grew up, there was all of these creepy nature preserves. We'd often get these HUGE bufo toads hopping around, and those things are not afraid of anything! Haha! Enjoy!

**Update!!** I recently submitted this poster to my school's student art show, and I won "Best Alternative Art"! 

Fictional Gig Poster - Grimes

This is a poster project that I created for my entry into my new college. I drew out the jellyfish in pencil, fine-tuning the composition, then went over the line work with pen and ink. I then added color and type using Adobe Illustrator. I personally love gig posters because they combine design and illustration. So this being my first real swing at doing a gig poster,  I'm pretty stoked on how it came out!