Drawings & Illustrations
Eyes see many things. Below are a few things that I have seen (or fabricated) that I decided to capture with pencil, ink, vector, and a few other mediums.
Face
Just an illustration of a musician, poet, and songwriter. Vector.
X: The Man with the X-Ray Eyes
Poster made for the 1963 film. Vector.
Harmonica
With a reference photo, I created this harmonica with Adobe Illustrator- just vectors and gradient mesh. Focus on realism. No part of the original photo is included in the renders (normal and close-up).
Bird
Colored pencil on pastel paper.
Lizard
Colored pencil on pastel paper.
Monkey
Colored pencil on pastel paper.
Sap Licker Creature
What do you get when mix chicken legs, a lion's mane, a reptile head, fly eyes, and the body of a sloth? The mythological Sap Licker. Colored pencil sketch stitched into a scene.
Dreams That Money Can Buy
Concept poster for 1947 surrealist film (watch on google video). Mixed media on the back of a dry erase board. Some tools used: sandpaper, colored pencil, spray paint, fabric paint, oil pastels, ink, and fabric. Text was added digitally.
Injector
Drawn in pencil, then painted in photoshop.
AutoSurgery
Drawn in pencil, then painted in photoshop.
Ball Bearer
Drawn in pencil, with my lesser skilled hand (I'm a lefty, but I drew this with my right hand). Made in 2003.
Humming (Doodle)
Drawn with an ordinary pen on school paper instead of taking notes. Inspiration probably taken from Escher's mosaic style, except I like to add padding space between objects.
Trophiti (Sketch)
Drawn in pen on lined paper, then traced to vector.
I have more drawings of abstract geometric shapes and other "busy" space-filling drawings, but they look better at higher resolutions (or larger picture size). Unfortunately, I don't want others to steal my work, especially at better quality.