Smashed/open-ceiling buildings are quite interesting. I like the look of the impromptu bar, there.

This sort of reminds me of that Russian game Pathologic...(Everything's decrepit, but everyone's dressed nicely and it looks kind of dark and odd)
But yeah, cool, and I like the paper lines and stuff. X3

That reminds me of something I always say: "learn the rules, so you know what you're doing when you break them."

god damn i love your art. it makes the wait for the free art you are gonna do me whenever even better. cquse i know it's gonna be awesome.

oh snap that sounded like i was being pushy about it. finish it when/if you want, it doesnt matter to me really, i have quite a bit of art of me right now.

That is the coolest megaphone ever.

wow, neat! and, yeah, that's a killer megaphone

Such a shame layered construction is often hidden. Interior brick is wonderful. nice work!

The art is fine, of course, but there's something rather postmodern about having a sketch on lined paper (unpleasant memories of VCL come to mind) smack dab on top of a painting. I like that. Might try it sometime. =D

I love the way this picture was composed. The retaining of the original sketch and paper, while using the digital medium to add colour causes an interesting effect. Also the lineart causes a very crisp feel to the image, seperating the colours but with precision. I'm not even sure if that makes sense.

Point of the matter: I like this picture.

The lined-paper-on-painting thing is SERIOUSLY cool, man. I'm not even sure what it is about it I like, I just do ^^

Your pictures are very inspiring; I almost always end up wanting to write flash fiction after seeing them, but then I get distracted by something bright and/or shiny and never do. C'est la vie, non?

Also, all of your characters seem to have very sharp...everything. Teeth, claws, eyes. Attractive in their own way, pleasing to the eye, but hard to imagine touching without drawing blood. But then, that might be the effect you're going for!

-J

Interesting...any particular reason you left the paper there?

Well, I drew it on that paper.

I just was wondering why you kept the lines and stuff. Too much work to remove them?

Naw, it's a statement.

Oh hey, I recently took photos of an old building (late 1800's). If I linked you to the pics, could you tell me if what I shot is terra cotta or not?

I suppose so.

Okay, I'll send them to you in a note so I don't clutter up your comments.

Wow! I really love this one. Not ony do you score points for the vest and ties that I love so very much and your use of arch., but keeping the scanned lined paper makes the piece much more interesting and I love the design of your megaphone. Your works are always unique.

That is really cool, I really like the effect of the image expanding beyond the sketchbook. It almost seems to play on what I mentioned in another pic of yours, that the sketch page is a window looking into a real, living, breathing world. Extending the scene beyond the lines of the paper enhances that effect, for me, at least.

Also, the way you use color, so much brightness, I really like it! <3