The top piece is acrylic, the bottom piece is oil. Real paint teaches you so much.

Digital-ness

WY's crazy clouds

Pencil studies

These pencil drawings are practice I do in my spare time...at church. :p

Mother and Daughter

Portraits have never been the main focus in my work, but this commission came along and I was intrigued. It was a great experience.

How the Camel Got His Hump

Here are four out of seven of the images I recently painted for Core Knowledge. It was fun to experiment with the flat Persian style and with the animals' anatomies. Recognize, the camel didn't have a hump yet in the third image.

The Flats

I love acrylic.

Acrylic studies in Zion's National Park

Io

Icy

Cliff Castle

I went with a group of students to Zion's National Park. Although the rocks were not these colors, the study of them helped me produce this for my BFA.

Stories to tell

This book cover was painted for "Jee's Bones." A published young adult novel about a kid that finds dinosaur bones in a cave. Those bones eventually came to life and helped Jeremy save the day.

This image is a bathtub version of Moby Dick.
And here one is a scene from Fahrenheit 451.

It's a nature thing

What is a tree's worst fear? And what does that answer fear?

Did you hear about...

Did you hear about that deer last year that got a plastic pumpkin stuck on his head? The rangers thought they were going to have to cut it off, but when they saw the deer later - it was pumpkinless. How did he manage?

I have no explanation...

Richard the Third

A little bloody, I know, but he did do ruthless things to get to the throne.

Figures galore

Self-portrait

Editorial

The only iPOD I own
"Life Ain't No Crystal Stair"