I present to you Milton Pitts Crenchaw. The first African American to fly combat airplanes in WWII. Also one of the instructor pilots of the Tuskegee Airmen. I encourage you to read more about him and others like him.
Girl In Red Shirt is an older commissions but I still like it. And since I don’t have my latest project in a stage ready to share, I thought I’d upload this one instead. I’ll tell one of the things I miss most about my undergrad art years was believe it or not, the critiques. […]Read Post ›
After looking at various works by Monet, I had an idea for this painting but I need something to go with it. I am sincerely open for suggestions. Either something symbolic or a fantastic story or a fable.
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How different the world would be if Cane and Able had Nerf Guns. Oil Painting on unstretched canvas. 16X20
Fast Forward.
Up doodling this one came to be from as a result of a my pen bleeding on the original. I actually like this one better AND I get to go to the art store to by more pens. All things work for the good of those that love The Lord 😉
Doing a little research for a project I am working on.
This was inspired by a strength and modality and conditioning session with our Crossfit instructor Paul ( a former pilot and all around good guy) at Crossfit Mid South.
Second variation of a character design for my friend Ben.
So basically my wife has shown me one of her super secret shading techniques. I gave it a try. If I hadn’t mentioned before, mamma bear is an artist too but much more modest. If I can convince her maybe she’ll “let me” post some of her stuff also.
This is a self portrait from an oil painting course I was taking. Never painted on mdf before but it stores pretty easy but difficult to transport. Overall I like it! It’s me so I kinda have to like it, right?
This is a character created for a friends fiction novel. I made several copies of the drawing after I initially inked it and tried several variations of color combinations. Well, after several outfit changes, this one was the winner.
ILLUSTRATIONS BY NICK LASSITER 