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This has been inordinately frustrating for me. I’m not entirely happy with it nor do I hate it. There are parts that I really like and there are parts that I hope you really don’t notice. I’ve spent a shameful amount of time on this and I hope I’m done;…
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It’s getting hot out and time to go hunting for bugs. I like to augment my collection whenever possible. I have a longhorn beetle at home in the freezer waiting to be pinned and dried. I found him on the clothesline at our campsite at Pine Grove Furnace. I’ll have…
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Pine Grove Furnace State Park is a jewel. It is quiet, secluded and, incidentally, the traditional half way point on the Appalachian Trail. This is a little watercolor I did while sitting outside my tent waiting for the baby to get up from his nap.
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Another Perelandra illustration. This time it’s one of the ubiquitous frog-like creatures that are so tangentially important to the story. Photoshop.
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So this is my problem. I start off drawing books with the full intention of treating them loosely; I do a couple of things that I really like and all of a sudden I tighten up for as long as the book lasts. In this spread, for example, the two…
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My friend and art director, Ned, knows me well. He plays to my strengths. This is the creature that Ransom encounters in the caves on Perelandra just before he kills the un-man.
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This is of a friend/friend’s wife. The sun was shining through the window and reflecting off the pew in front of her; that’s where the underlighting is coming from. I was very happy with this drawing – especially as it was done during Sunday school!
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Griffin. I like monsters and faculty meetings are good places to draw monsters. They help me pay attention and not do things like stare at the forsythia bushes or the giant flowering weeping cherry tree right outside the window.
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I drew a crab claw (a blue crab) in my drawing book and then made an etching out of it.
