Promise, hope, and new beginnings!

Your soul is a butterfly!

New artwork for the first episode in a series on Jesus and his time in the Garden of Gethsemane.

The rest is silence.

Kingly kings!

Green flowering vine

Athena throws her demons down!

It's hard living through an apocalypse.

The evening/morning star, our planet Venus, has kept me good company on many mountain strolls.

The myth of Heracles, a.k.a. Hercules, is one of the first stories I remember reading as a little kid.

Gentle hand gesture give wild predator hugs.

With this artwork, I am interested in tracking the movement of the woman's arm geometry through time as they follow a bird's flight.

The image above is inspired by the Star tarot card, which often shows a woman pouring water into water and onto the land.

This is a dream image.

Today I’m going to post a number of paintings by Russian born painter, Pavel Tchelitchew.

All about Marc Chagall!

One of my favorite paintings is Paul Gauguin‘s “Where Do We Come From? What Are We? Where Are We Going?”.

I love primitive artwork.

The Man Who Sold The World

Celebrate these glorious Days of the Dead!

Panel and portal from Urnes Stave Church.

Rock art located in Texas called The White Shaman.

I’ve been meaning to write this post for a while… or at least start collecting images of these Venus clay figurines.

Göbekli Tepe was first discovered in Turkey in the ’60s, but it wasn’t until 1996 that work was really started by archaeologist Klaus Schmidt.

The paintings of Ainslie Roberts.

People have probably been making death masks since civilization began.

When he recovered from a serious illness, Goya began to withdraw from high society and started exploring darker themes in his work.

Even as a kid I was never able to fully relate to or appreciate most fantasy artwork.

Today, I felt like looking at the work of Richard Lindner.

During the 1930’s Picasso adopted the classical Grecian Minotaur as a personal symbol.

A few weeks ago I went to see Werner Herzog’s movie The Cave of Forgotten Dreams at the Broadway Cinema.

… that is, he is face blind.

I call this "True Worlds".

My Figure Drawings archive.

I've finally finished this new artwork, Dryad

New digital drawing, Divine Delirium

I can’t even imagine what those who experienced the fires more directly must have felt.

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.

Branches and bark on his face and skin, leaves as his hair, with flowers and foliage growing out of his mouth.

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…

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.

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

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