This custom beauty was spotted on a trip to the Carlisle Car Show with my father in 2009 (see images below left). The car was drawn using a charcoal brush (see image below middle). I love to use texture to add interest to my digital paintings. (Photoshop)
I took photos of this beautiful roadside waterfall in Ouray on a summer trip to Colorado (see images below bottom). I started this painting with a charcoal pencil brush (see detail image below). The digital painting (above) is the end result. (Photoshop)
This digital painting (see above) is one of a collection of “Distinctly Detroit Memories” promotional illustrations. The inspirational “Dramatic Perspective” images and the actual “Zoo Train” photo reference (see image below bottom) inspired my rough sketch (see image below top). (Photoshop/Illustrator)
Just having a little illustrative fun with a strand of curling multicolor Christmas lights. Happy Holidays 2014! My rough idea and color sketch (see image below top). The Christmas lights, snowflakes and type were created using Illustrator (see image below right and left). The texture (see image below middle) came from a bad photocopy. (Photoshop/Illustrator)
This Corvette illustration started as a commissioned project (reference photo from client below left). The B&W line illustration (see image below right) was used in print ads and as a billboard for Onstar. I added color (chalk brush) and texture to finish it off. (Photoshop)
This wonderful bungalow caught my eye as I was shooting reference one snowy day in Rochester (see photo below). I painted with a chalk brush and added warm and cool values to give this digital painting life. (Photoshop)
I photographed the Spirit of St. Louis at the Air and Space Museum in Washington DC years ago (see images below). I put them to use in this digital illustration years later. (Photoshop/Illustrator)
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