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

I know that I hung on that windy tree.

Last weekend was the grand opening of the new Urban Arts Galley, and I am very impressed.

The paintings of Ainslie Roberts.

I recently discovered the work of Dan Hillier and enjoy it quite a lot. I think you will too, gentle reader.

I recently discovered the work of Ivan Blažetić | Šumski through his Behance portfolio.

I recently read a comic that I have been thinking a lot about. Its called Safari Honeymoon by Jesse Jacobs,

I watched a documentary this week called Jodorowsky’s Dune.

One of the podcasts I look forward to each week is Expanding Mind, and about a week or two ago they interviewed artist Suzanne Treister about her new tarot deck and book, Hexen 2.0

I especially like going through James Jean's work on Instagram and seeing how his work evolves.

My brother-in-law Steve and my sister Tonya have an action figure and toy collection to be proud of.

Happy Halloweenie!

There is no doubt about it, french artist Jean Giraud (a.k.a. Mœbius) could draw.

Lately I find myself going back, and back again, to check in on the work of Peter Schmidt.

I first came across the artwork of Emmanuel Malin years ago on the conceptart.org forums.

Not too long ago I came across the artwork of Véronique Meignaud and loved it immediately.

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

"The soul is the ancestral animals. The body is their knowledge."

Chances are at some point you’ve come across at least one of Marshall Arisman’s editorial illustrations.

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

Athena is recognized as the goddess of civilization, wisdom, arts & craft, inspiration & creativity, strategy, skill, strength, & justice.

Happy Holidays!

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

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

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

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

If you find that you like the print, you’re even able to buy the original from the artist.

I like this spooky season, partly because I feel justified in posting my illustration of Frankenstein’s monster. I finished this years ago, but I’m still really happy with it. Especially when October rolls around.

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

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.

Over the years Todd has been invited to design posters to promote a variety of shows.

A very special Batman for our friends at Pride!

Since it is an art blog, we wanted the art to be super cool!