Fiendish

Release party for Cave of Colors. Also, the unofficial release party for An Honest Lie Vol. I and The Children’s Book of Necromancy!

Febuary 28 at 12:45 p.m. at the Center for Spiritual Learning in Dallas, TX.

Exact location:

4801 Spring Valley Road at International Parkway
Dallas, TX 75244

This event is open to the public, so feel free to bring friends and family along!

I opened up shop on Etsy today and have sold three paintings! How awesome is that!

Check out my Etsy shop and my new blog!

Also, you can see some of my illustrations in An Honest Lie, e-books available for only $10, printed books available for $15.55.

I’ve completed some illustrations for An Honest Lie. Be sure to grab a copy when it comes out!

I’ve made some buttons! Check ‘em out!

From my travelogue.

Life’s good.

I added some new photos to my Flickr. They’re from September of 2008, I only recently picked them up.

About a month ago I mentioned the Five Five Project. Well, I sent in one piece shortly after that, and will be putting another in the mail today. Here they are:

No story.

“This hombre is Scalor! He’s the most feared luchador this side of town! His signature move is ‘Slither of Fear!’
When he’s not busy dominating in the ring he goes by Jorge and is known amongst his classmates for his wicked multiplication skills.”

I also did a picture for the 100 Artists Project:

No story for this one either, except that he really loves fish.

I also drew another little mouse.
This one is Apodemus sylvaticus, also known as a wood mouse.

I’m open to doing pet portraits and am available for commissions, e-mail me for details.

Quite some time ago I mentioned the 100 Artists Project. Well, I finally got around to doing a piece for it. (Took me long enough.) It’ll go in the mail Monday, and should get there within a week or so. I’m waiting to post a picture of it until I think it’s been received, so be sure to check back.

If you’ve got the creative itch and want a good outlet you should go check out the 100 Artists Project; as I said before, it’s for a good cause, and there are several different ways you can contribute.

I’ve also done a piece for the Five Five Project. I missed the post on Saturday, so that will also go in the mail Monday.

Here’s a little bit about the Five Five Project, taken from the website:

An ongoing collection and exhibition of 5×5 inch pieces of artwork and thoughts.

For more information you can visit the Five Five Project website.

Here’s a quick vector image I did about a week ago.
She’s for sale on t-shirts at Redbubble.