Title: Guache - Realism
Medium: Guache (opaque watercolor)

I hate Guache.

Title: Holifield vs. Bowe
Medium: Acrylic, pencils, ink, watercolor, on illustration board.

A slight exaggerated rendition of a Holifield punch.

Title: Endgame
Medium: ink

A beheading of a defeated warrior after he lost in an arena during a spritual competition. This piece is depicting a fictional scene inspired by Frank Herbert's "Dune".

Title Fankenstein
Medium: Pencil

This was an illustration of a scene in Frankenstein when he taunts from outside a window at night. I imagined more of an "Eddie the Mummy" type of look as opposed to the cluncky mechanical versions most are used to seeing..

Title: Page 1 - Comic
Medium: ink

This is the first page in a comic book I am illustrating for my company's short film. I'm afraid this is all I am going to reveal at this point...

Title: King Lear
Medium: Ink

This piece was to be used for a book cover for King Lear. I chose to leave him sort of "half drawn" to excentuate the feeling of insanity that Lear feels in the story as his mind begins to slip away from him.

Title: Kitty-Poo
Medium: Illustrator

This piece was a conceptual for what was eventually used in the Mars/M&M Marketing Strategy and Branding Corporate Instructional Video produced by Big Ripple Multimedia, Inc. This art was to be used as a mock brand logo for "Kitty-Poo" cat food, and was not meant to be serious, but rather humerous in nature.

Title: Chair
Medium: Ink

This illustration was used in various mailers to promote "Marlon & Co", a custom furniture design house.

Title: Couch
Medium: Ink

This illustration was used in various mailers to promote "Marlon & Co", a custom furniture design house.

Title: Doggie Bone
Medium: Pencil

Illustration depicting a humorous juxtaposition between man and his best friend.

Title: Visite Italia
Medium: Colored pencil, ink, acrycilc, and watercolor.

Michaelangelo still remains a powerful influence to what inspires my artwork. This was a mock ad to promote tourism to Italy during the cleaning of the Sistine Chapel and is rendered from a photo used in "National Geographic".

WWF Armageddon 2000 Poster
Client: World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc.
Freelance Illustrator

Comissioned to create original artwork for Armageddon 2000 poster. Artwork included original drawing, inking, and various advanced techniques in Photoshop to bring unique quality to this comic book style poster of "The Undertaker". Here he is surrounded by firey skeletons riding out of hell through the desert on motorcycles. The artwork was used for the entire Armageddon 2000 ad campaign involving print, broadcast, Pay Per View, arena posters, and video packaging. This poster is on display at "WWE New York" restaurant and bar in Times Square as well as the WWE headquarters in Stamford, CT.