an Artist's Blog

It’s not uncommon for religions to adapt and change as the years go by. It is almost part of the dogmatic photosynthesis of its very nature. Divine revelation of such gods that partake or represent in these adaptations, violate natural reasoning and critical mathematics. Our planet is supernatural enough to give way to explorative concepts that do not need to venture into fantasies with divine doctrine. Yet, the human need to express imaginative beliefs is far more powerful t

One of my biggest issues when it comes to actually drawing and sketching my imagination out, is that I never have something to draw on...

I was approached a few months ago, maybe 6, about drawing up something for a non-profit book for kids going through cancer. The gentleman...

Blog 1 - 6/2/2025 Returning, the flight was a sluggish attempt to relax, I never did. Drinking coffee and drawing NYC construction...

Brokkr : Master Blacksmith A couple of months ago a friend in the crypto and NFT space reached out to me after my wife mentioned I do art...

This 1988 Japanese anime changed my life forever. Almost as vital to my imagination as the Bible. I can't recall how old exactly I was,...

The greatest tool of any artist, the pencil. I love shading and sculpting images with a fine piece of charcoal or lead from time to time....

"Perilous Space Cowboy" In his attempt to escape a hell-hole of a ship, his only route is through each level, each level of Pac-Man that...

I was trying just to have fun here. I wanted to do a cowboy, but I also wanted something rustic and sophisticated. A Steampunk Cowboy was...

Chief Joseph, born Hin-mah-too-yah-lat-kekt (Thunder Rolling Down the Mountain) in 1840, was a prominent leader of the Nez Perce tribe in...

"Native Sin" - 1 of 6 The TV turns on, YouTube or Netflix, sensory ignited, racism and murder flash as beacons in front of my eyes. I...