Original character. Roughed in sketchbook; colored in Photoshop.

Original characters. This was a fun way to test various inks and techniques for a comic project I'm working on.

Female nude. Done in sketchbook; not for sale.

Just doodling while watching Doctor Who on television.

Seated female nude, 20 minutes. Mechanical pencil on Bristol. Sold.

Seated female nude, 20 minutes. Available for sale. [email]

10 minute pencil and ink doodles from the Dr. Sketchy session at Elysium. It's fun to draw live models in costume.

Female nude, 10 and 20 minutes. Sold.

Drawn with whatever I had in my purse.

Quick portrait commission from Anime Central. I really like doing these.

Coloured pencil, 3H and 2B pencil, Sharpie, and Pigma in sketchbook. I like how these came out.

2B and HB pencil in sketchbook. 5 and 10 minutes.

Drawings from the April 2007 Dr. Sketchy event at Beerland.

Azula from Avatar: The Last Airbender. I was trying out some new brush pens.

Drawings from the March 2007 Dr. Sketchy event at Beerland.

Fuu from Samurai Champloo, drawn in my own style.

Quick doodle while watching the news.

Male nude, 20 minutes each.

Female nude, 20 minutes.

Male nude, 10 minutes.

Female nude, 5 minutes. Just a scrawl, but I like how this one came out.

More experimenting with colour. Female nude.

20 minute life drawing.

10-minute pen/Sharpie doodle. I'm a nerd...

15, 20, and 30 minute poses. I decided to draw the model according to what secondary or under-tones appeared in her skin, making for a sort of super-saturated, fauvist look. Or something sophisticated-sounding like that.

1-minute poses. I tried only drawing the shadows.

15-minute pose. The model was a 67-year-old triathlete. Probably my favorite of all the models; it was a real challenge to draw looser skin over defined muscle.

I drew this intending to send it in to the Austin Chronicle to see if they'd use it, but there was no contact info available regarding that section. Oh well.

Just a sketch of our puppy as he sleeps. What do dogs dream about...?

Quick digital self-portrait done while suffering a sinus headache during a slow work day. The chin and lower half of the face are much too large, but I like the brushstrokes and colour anyway. Done in 2002 or 2003.

Done for a "design an RPG character" contest. So many RPGs draw their design from medieval Europe and Tolkein-ish stuff that I wanted to try basing this character's dress on Polynesian dancers. Click here to see it in colour.

This is the kind of thing I draw when I'm angry or frustrated. Some people like my work in this vein; some hate it. I think this might make a nice tattoo.

Painter sketch of a dream I had back in 2003. I've had several requests for this one as a print - the original file has been lost, but I plan to do a rework of this someday soon.

Drew this shortly after finishing Watchmen in 2002 - I used Painter's Scratchboard Pen tool.

Painter speedpainting done from photo reference - one of my first shots at speedpainting, and the first time using a customized Camel Hair brush tool.

Gesture drawings of belly dancers.

Sketch from 2002. I never did get a good reference image for the pistol I wanted to add in...

Background sketch for a character CG. 2001 or 2002.