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For the secret dimetrodon lovers out there, here’s another one. I’m sure there are no secret dimetrodon lovers out there, and if there are, they have never stumbled across this site. Anyway, this is another Photoshop fling.
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The Thing. This was a sort of warm up or practice piece. Just some fun in Photoshop.
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These don’t really go together, but I like the way they seem to have some kind of quasi-relationship on the page, especially with the stark white background and the way the deer’s neck lines up with the woman’s collar.
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Our church was originally a Christian Science church. Some of the accoutrements of that building have remained and been adopted by us. Among them are the Corinthian columns at the front of the sanctuary. I used to hate them, but I have since read of the possibility of them being…
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Have I mentioned the great pelycosaurs? The mighty synapsids? This is the Blessing of Dimetrodon! The mighty angels sing for joy at the approval of the great dimetrodon!
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Again with the arthropods. This is a drawing of a shed “skin” of a small horseshoe crab. These Moleskines just do not accept wet media; I nearly went mad trying to lay in those brown washes. I know there are Moleskines specifically designed for watercolor, but I think after this…
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This illustration was a pain in the neck, but I am so glad I did it. I love the Comedy (all three of the books) and I was thrilled to get the opportunity to map out Inferno. The chart for Paradiso is a little outside of the norm for me,…
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Here are three from CS Lewis’ book, Out of the Silent Planet. They are a Sorn, Hrossa and Pfifltriggi. They are all done in Photoshop.
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So Aaron and Miriam do not approve of Moses’ new wife. Strife ensues.
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St. Luke’s Attic is named after, of course, Saint Luke. There are a couple of reasons that he is the patron saint of artists. The first is that his gospel goes a long way in painting a picture of Jesus and the people who surround him. The other is that he actually painted pictures of Jesus and the Virgin Mary. That sounds ...
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