Plasmachine 1

This is Plasmachine 1. Acrylic on canvas. 28 inches x 22 inches. It's about birth and the creation of life. But really, I don't want to get too pretentious about it.

I thought there might be more ways to express this idea, so I created a second painting in the series.

Plasmachine 2

This is the sequel to Plasmachine 1. Acrylic on canvas. 28 inches by 22 inches.

Michael Jordan

Well, what can I say about this one? He's a famous basketball player. I drew this with colored pencil. It's pretty big, about 30 inches tall.

Untitled

This is an acrylic painting I did for an art class. I love it, and yes, I got an "A"! The painting is actually about 34" x 28", and it's a depiction of some objects in a tiny box. There's a piece of wood, a rock, a leaf, a chicken leg bone, a cloth, mirror shards reflecting my beautiful eyes, and a Happy-Meal toy.

What do you call something like this? Exactly. So that's what I called it.

Heeeere's Johnny!

Well, if you've seen "The Shining", then you should recognize this image. Jack Nicholson, in one of his saner moments. This was just pencil and paper, nothing fancy.

Elephant

This is a colored pencil drawing I did a few years ago. People seem to like it. It's from a photo I saw in a book. I changed the colors to suit me, though. The elephant is more brown than it was in the photo, and the sky was blue.

Ghost Rider

Hey, it's Ghost Rider! This is what he looked like before he was Nicolas Cage. I did this several years ago, when I was into my pointillism phase. It's all dots, except for a few lines here and there. Personally, I still think it kicks ass, and I am very hard on myself, so it really must be good. Don't argue with me on this.

Claire Littleton

This is Claire, another character from "Lost". Just finished it last night. It's a bit dark, I'll have to take another picture of it soon.

Ben Linus

This is Ben Linus, a character from the awesome TV series "Lost", played by Michael Emerson. More "Lost" characters to come.

A Minute Before He Jumped Into the River

This is something I did after watching that Picasso movie with Anthony Hopkins. I realize it doesn't look very Picasso. It shouldn't.