AVATAR

work in progress.  I sketched this one in pen (bottom), then painted it in Photoshop (top).  The pen one was way off, but in Photoshop I was able to correct the mistakes.  I will add in the background in later,  Did this one for my daughters since they loved the movie as did everyone.  will update this when background is done.  Hope you like it.  The most challenging for this piece was capturing his expression.  Just need to tilt his head back a little more for the full effect.

Tom Cruise

I was thinking of doing another celebrity charicature and

Tom Cruz popped in to my head so here he is.  Done

on sketch paper then painted on Photoshop.  Enjoy!

ALIEN

One of the best alien SiFi of all time. I saw this movie for the first time back in the early 80's, and still love it to this day. The top scene is the damaged android medical officer "Ash" being questioned by Ripley. It was a real challenge painting the milk substance on his face and to make it look like it's oozing out of his mouth. This second scene is where the captain is taken by surprise in the ships air ducks, made me jump out of my seat. Both were done on sketch paper then painted on PhotoShop. I learned allot from doing these two pieces. Hope you enjoy them.

Indian Half Breed

Done on sketch paper then touched up on Photoshop.
Billy Jack, not very many people would
remember this guy. His movie came out back in the 60's
but I had great time watching
when I was a kid. He was my hero back then,
and this is my tribute to him.

Shaqtacular

Shaq came up to CityWalk yesterday so I did this charicatue of him,

turned out better then I thought. Done on sketch paper with 3B pencil,

then touched up on my work computer.

Stick of Dynomite

Done with Turquoise pencil 3B on sketch paper while on lunch

break at work. GOSH!!!

Beware the Moon

30 years ago the scariest werewolf was created for the movie "An

American Werewolf in London". I'm just in awe every time

I see this movie. See it if you get the chance, you won't be

disappointed. I did as sketch first, then painted on Photoshop.