WILDSTAR WEEKEND SKETCH-A-PALOOZA!

Here's a poster for a special sketch commission weekend I'm doing, to celebrate the launch of Wildstar!

Curious? Click here!

Tag team 3e/Paint with DireLilith

Hey gang, updates have been slow lately due to non-erotic art commissions.

But I am working on a top secret team project with the ever-splendiferous DireLilith. Not ready to talk about it just yet, but here's a taste below. All 3D work was done by 'Lil, with a paint-over by me.

I get to be first guest artist at DireLilith's!

DireLilith has very kindly honoured me with her first guest artist slot over on her groovy website!

I like 'Lil. I consider her a friend. She has always been there, no matter her own struggles, to offer a helping hand or some words of inspiration.

I'm honoured to be featured in her corner of sex. Perhaps the mistress of dark desires will let me stay a while...

Here's the page.

Bored at work, so bewbs

Random sketch whilst whiling the hours away at my day job.

This is for a friend. She knows who she is.

Warrior at Rest AKA Buttsword!

Ok, I couldn't come up with a fancy title for this one. It's a hot warrior girl sitting on her sword pommel.

This was commissioned by Tas over at DarkNest. I enjoyed doing this image, it flowed really nicely, and I knocked it out in one sitting (about 6 hours work).

Customer is happy, so I'm happy.

Lineart for a commission

Tentatively entitled, 'Buttsword'.

New Sketches

Busy busy busy...

Sometimes I paint stuff that isn't porn! Honest!

I painted this today at my local Crossfit box (gym). The shield is sort of shaped like a kettlebell, and not a shield, which is why it looks weird.

The entire thing was done in about 7 hours, using acrylic paints, and only a 1 inch flat brush. Cap is about one metre tall.

Positional sketches for a new commission

Just some simple sketches for an upcoming commission, to give the customer a few form and position variations to choose from. Enjoy!

Deshoulieres 2 - Commission Complete

Here's my latest commission, all done and dusted. For some reason the faces came out exceptionally well on this piece. I guess it's true that one's technique is always improving.