Saturday, September 28, 2013

The Daily Sketch: First Snowfall on Mount Timpanogos

I extend kudos to those artists who have drawn or painted Mount Timpanogos, because it is a challenge to get every peak and ledge right. This is the simplified version, I'm sure. For those who are from this part of Utah, and currently do not live in Utah, I hope I'm not making any of you homesick. This is a well recognized feature of the state. 

Thursday, September 26, 2013

The Daily Sketch: Silly little Doodles

You know those days when you open your sketchbook because you really want to draw, but don't know what to draw, so you make these silly meaningless doodles all over the page? Do you ever feel ashamed of them the next time someone wants to look through your sketchbook? All I can say is, don't be ashamed. Never underestimate those silly meaningless doodles, because you might find something useful out of them later. You're an artist. This is your thought process. This is how you put those ideas onto paper. 

Tuesday, September 24, 2013

Daily Sketch: Get Behind Me...Cats.

My subtle tribute to a duo that will never be forgotten.

Monday, September 9, 2013

I present....The Great Horned....What?

Yeah. I had a lot of fun with this one. What would you do if you came across one of these while taking a moonlight walk? 

Wednesday, August 21, 2013

The Daily Sketch: The King of Spades

I bring you, The King of Spades!!!!! Thank You!

Saturday, August 3, 2013

The Daily Sketch: Good heavens it's getting a background!

The saga continues, and one day it will be complete, and better yet, I'll find the best way to mass produce these. Still got a long way to go......

Wednesday, July 24, 2013

The Daily Sketch: HELP! A SERPENT!!! SERPENT!!!


Remember that pesky bird in Walt Disney's Alice In Wonderland? Only this time, it's not a large Alice (Have you ever seen an Alice?) this is a real serpent, well real as in made by me. This particular serpent can be found in bodies of water in the Uintah Basin, like Green River, Flaming Gorge, and Starvation Reservoir, at least in my make-believe world, that's where they are found. I suppose that when late fall approaches they meander to the Colorado River and swim to southern Arizona for the winter. They keep on the lookout for bears that steal hikers/camper's food. Remember, a fed bear, is a dead bear.  The bears are high in protein, and help these beasts swim longer, and keep them on dry land for prolonged period, in necessary....yeah. I could go on forever about this.......