A character of mine from a story I wrote. To show I can draw stylized humans too, as well as PIRATES. Pirates are hot right now, so if you're doing anything that calls for a well-drawn pirate image, I can draw it ;)

And yes, for those of you who are wondering, she is supposed to be a female Jack Sparrow.

Done with colored pencils and sharpie.

A couple of realistic wolves. These can pretty much be used for anything from a CD Cover to a promotional poster for a new werewolf film, or anything else in between.

Done with sharpies and colored pencils.

Another one of my super garish, weird, made-up creatures. Could be used in a collage with some other hippy-trippy images for a 70's-style album. The poosibilites are endless.

It's supposed to be a cross between a fox and a red-golden pheasant.

Done with colored pencils and sharpie.

This is actually a species I made up. Would be pretty cool to use in a fantasy novel, or even on the cover of a psychidelic album.

Done with colored pencils.

Yet another garish fantasy creature that would be great for a book cover or?

It's a pegasus with the colors of a scarlett macaw.

Done with colored pencils.

I'm personally not a huge 'furry fan', but these anthropomorphic characters are highly popular. Even the great Snoop Dogg used anthro characters for the cover of one of his first albums (and a few more afterwards).

One is a rainbow collie chick, the other...I dunno, some kind of dragon chick?

Done with colored pencils and sharpies.

I'm a HUGE fan of the musical CATS (Andrew Lloyd Webber), so I like to design CATS costumes. Here are a few 'hybrid' characters (cross-designs between a male character and a female character from the play) as well as 'switcheroos' (sometimes, one of the roles that calls for a male can't be filled by a male actor, and in those cases, I've designed female versions of a few male characters).

So, if you're putting on your own production of CATS and need to switch some roles around, these designs are for you!

Or, if you just want some hot cat babes to grace your album cover, they can do thatt too.

All done with colored pencils and sharpies.

A realistic brindle boxer. Would be an awesome cover for a rap/hip-hop album.

I can also draw other bully-breeds as well as any other dog breed.

Done with colored pencils.

An example of my human realism.

This is actually only my 4th attempt at a realistic person, and I used actor Tom Felton to practice on.

Might try my hand at drawing Joe next :)

So, if you want a realistic drawing of you and/or your group for your album cover, work with me!

Done entirely with a #2 pencil.

A sharpie sketch I did in 2010. Just showing my versatility. Might make an interesting book cover for a fantasy novel, or???

Truth be told, I have no freaking clue what the hell this is supposed to be, but I'm sure it would make a most interesting centerpiece on a CD cover with the right background. Done in 2008.

Done with colored pencils

Some people are really into anthropomorphic characters, so here's an example of my anthro-art. Done in 2008, this piece can be used for promoting any music artist who sees themselves as a super-hot fox chick.

Done with colored pencils and some sharpie.