First Post.

To start off here is some of my more recent stuff all done for various school assignments.

Excalibur

Done digitally for a Narrative Illustration assignment.

A 6 hour head study done in oil on masonite board.

Plugged In

Done in Ink for a assignment utilizing different inking patterns.

A Barn Owl study done in watercolor, which resulted in the creation of...

80's Rock Owl

Done in watercolor for a character assignment.

And lastly an Anthony Ryder master copy done in oils on canvas.

If you are interested, you can see more of my work over at www.GomesIllustration.com.

I'm glad to be part of this blog and am greatly inspired by each of your guys' work. I'm sure we can all learn a lot from each other.

D&D Lineup

Here's my versions of everyone's characters.

Excited to see what you guys come up with.

New Topic - D&D Characters

Hello everyone, we're back from a long hiatus after a grueling semester at the Academy.

We're going to pick things back up with a new challenge, to design our new D&D characters.

I'm the DM so I'll be doing one of the player's characters who wont be able to participate.

Laakari, an Eladrin Cleric for Corellon.

concept sketches for "Nocturnal"

I stumbled upon a book review of "Nocturnal" and am creating concept art for three characters and an environment. Nocturnal is written byScott Sigler and published by Crown. book review.
I have not read the book, only the short review, I am creating concept art as if the book were going to be made into a film for class.

1-page comic

Well here is my one page comic illustration. It is a social commentary about how we are overly absorbed into our electronic devices like ipads , iPods, phones. We shut ourselves into our own little world and don't connect or meet new people. I was inspired by my morning hikes up Powell street in San Fransisco. Everybody avoids everyone else and do not stick their heads out of their little bubbles

Well...

New semester, new outlook.

I know that I for one, am going to have trouble keeping up with this blog over the next few months.

Here's a character design to make you feel better about it.

 

This is my Joan of Arc entry for the blog. I've put her in the sci-fi genre by giving her a patriotic french spacesuit, a hydra gun, and a very badass hairstyle.