Digital artist, painter, printer, sculptor, photographer, graphic designer, illustrator, film director, and musician.

I call this "True Worlds".

It started a few months ago last spring with a pair of coyote I'd sometimes run into. I'd spot them up the hills. By the river.

My Figure Drawings archive.

New digital drawing, Divine Delirium

C'mon down tomorrow to Urban Arts Gallery for the Gallery Stroll Animalia art reception 6-9 pm.

Come on by the Urban Arts Gallery, Pale Blue Dot exhibit and see my art, Wisdom Dreams, and additional pieces celebrating world Sophia.

I had a great time tonight at the Magic And Machine show at the Springville Museum!

New artwork, called "Winter" - My art seems to run a season or two behind (or maybe ahead)

My newest artwork, called Moon. See it, along with many other new pieces, all month @urbanartsgallery. Reception same night as gallerystroll , November 17.

A psychopomp is a guide, an escort accompanying souls to the afterlife. They can also serve as guides through the various transitions of life.

Some new artwork, called the Emperor. I caught a vision of this chap one day while sitting and listening to a lecture, and I immediately had to draw the dude down.

It’s easy for me to focus on drawing what is in my imagination, and forget to draw from life. It’s always a good and important exercise to draw the human figure, and draw what you see.

I was asked if I’d come up with some new artwork for HawkWatch International, so I said “Sure!”

You may also see that Nature also looks out through your eyes as well. We are all important pieces, helping complete creation.

Happy Holidays!

A giant tree face that looked back at me.

I finished this here flock of birds

Any opportunity to draw a beautiful bird is a good opportunity, especially if it helps promote raptor preservation.

The snake, the bird, and the trees all kind of merged into one image in my minds eye and became this caduceus drawing.

A new Dragon for the New Year!

Its the Dragon!

Every year around this time I start to think about an old digital painting I did a few years back called “Maple”.

I think of these birds as fiery phoenix, circling around the woman’s head like souls or spirits, or maybe thoughts and ideas. Either way, they are waiting to take shape in this world.

Last Sunday I hung some of my artwork at the Rio Grande Cafe in downtown Salt Lake. A bunch of my artwork really…

I didn’t think that I’d be posting more of these birds so soon, but they’ve become an important part of a project I’m working on and am really excited about.

Thanks to everybody who came out to the Urban Arts Festival yesterday!

Todd Powelson’s Angels, Demon’s and Animals opens June 11 – July 27 at the Utah Arts Alliance Main Street Gallery

The show celebrates everything fierce and frail about birds, as well as attempting to link humanity back to its animal roots.

Here is a new piece I finished recently called “Ghost in the Machine“.

Another piece I finished a little earlier this week. I drew most of this using Adobe Ideas, but finished up in Illustrator.

Here is a picture that I finished last night. It is really a sketch for another idea I have brewing in my mind, but I think it also stands pretty well on its own as a finished piece too.

Music is another planet.

It has been a while, but it is always nice to take the time and draw from life.

Today my interview was posted and I had artwork was featured on Adobe’s Creative Layer blog, Facebook, and Twitter pages. Check it out!

Mind falls into the physical world, takes a look around, and lives a life.

I mentioned last week that I’d been thinking of self-publishing some of my work. Well, I’ve started by collecting a couple of series that I finished over the last year or so!

On my walk I came across a herd of deer maybe ten or twenty yards up above me, grazing near and running through the scrub oak.

Today I am posting a couple new Adobe Ideas drawings that I’ve recently finished.

If we let the domestic arts die, resurrection seems unlikely at this time.”

Imagination is something I made a few years ago, but has been on my mind a bit lately.

My artwork will be up through December, with a reception on December 7th from 6-7 pm.

The Sunflowers are few years old by now, but they kind of suits the season. Plus I love sunflowers and bees.

A drawing was done on my iPad using Adobe Ideas.

I’ve included some of my iPad drawings in this post.

We live in a haunted place.

Out from the forest

Your body is a planet, orbiting the heart, spirit, star.

It was a snake all coiled up around itself, rolling down towards me. I watched the snake uncoil, and saw it was guarding an egg

Butterflies flying all around, above that rattlesnake in the grass. Beautiful.

Sophia‘s great spirit steps down into Her earth body.

The sky and cloud colored fabric morph into a celestial wing, and in the geometry of that wing you can see hints of animal (primarily bird) shapes following close behind.

By associating the sun, planets and stars with a human and animal form, they suddenly become much more relatable.

Do I really think that this Universe wears a human form?

Brahman is everything, but is also known as the Trimurti, moving through the universe wearing one of three cosmic forms.

I look up to the Sun and see this giant living being.

The dreaming Earth. She is dreaming of the Sun, Moon, and Stars… but mostly She dreams of the clouds and sky, mountains and lakes, green, and ever-changing life.

The Sphinx guards that secret knowledge too through her riddles, and will destroy you if you’re not careful and can’t answer her questions.

In ancient Egypt, there was the idea that the human soul was made up of five different parts. These different parts, when combined with the physical body, are what make up a human being.

I saw a gigantic dragon.

“The Third World” is the human world.

I’ve never considered myself to be a wildlife artist, even though I love being out in Nature. And I love animals! The Second World is the animal world.

I love the patterns and geometry those branches make as they reach for the sky. I love to see the patterns their roots make as they dig into the dirt.

found myself thinking about how these minerals became the basic building blocks for other, more complex life.

The Dragon looked down to the mountains and rivers.

There is something special about our feathered pals.

The Wolf was an end and a beginning.