2d media
“Sucking at something is the first step to becoming sorta good at something.”
In all honesty. I have never been very good at traditional art. I often put pen to paper, but that is most often to jot down an idea. It is very rarely with the intent to improve my proficiency.
One of the biggest projects I've done in recent years, a "medieval" deck of cards. Everything is made to mimic medieval art, fonts, numerals, patina, material, color and techniques. Digital development sent for professional printing.
Lino cut tudor rose for printing the deck boxes.
The nobles and jokers are full art for historical reasons. Each figure meticulously researched, deliberated and hand painted. The jokers are some of my reenactment friends.
Elk in starlight. My first project with a basic wacom, trying to imitate a Bauer painting. Photoshop
Negative space fox. Montana spray cans and stencils on one of my longboards.
Berries on a branch. Watercolor practice.
Croquis detail short study. Pencil
Croquis short study. Pencil
My proposed logo for "camp burn yourself". The biggest yearly meetup for "eldsjäl" an alternative art community I was involved with as a young adult.
Wasp. Linocut
old woman portrait. Pencil and charcoal
"I'm not crying" 4 color stencil painting I did for my brother. Montana spray cans on particle board.