Stella Stella. 9x12 ink on Bristol paper. I always wanted to make a video with a Marlon Brando impersonator yelling Stella! In front of a Frank Stella.
Small Portrait of Linnea Regnander in fittings. 9x12 ink on Bristol Paper.
Linnea is another classical beauty. Face that Frederick Lord Leighton would have painted. Strong bone structure with soft features. Every elegant and athletic in her movements. A nice balance between confidence, femininity, and carefree.
Nimue Smit waiting for fittings. 9x12 ink on Bristol Paper.
Her beautiful large doe eyes and naturally rosy cheeks give Nime a porcelain doll appearance but beneath that exterior is strength, beauty, and little boredom between fittings.
Small Portrait of Jana Knauerova from AW11 Casting New York. 9x12 ink on Bristol paper. I'm not sure if Jana still has this hair style but I loved it on her. The short blonde pixie cut with her skin tone blended together in a continuos tone interrupted by dark eyebrows (Brooke Shields intensity brows) and her piercing eyes. She has the most beautiful eyes with dark rims on the outside of the iris.
I never believed that Duckie’s Name was really Phil Dale. I realize I misspelled Zoot Suit, but I going to leave it anyway. I make this artwork on the fly and the mistakes make it more human and I think more humorous. I’m sure there are more mistakes in grammer in there as well.
I Love DC Characters But I Read Marvel For the Writing. 9x12 Ink on Bristol Paper.
Today this statement is a moot point because the writing for both brands as well as independents is tremendous. Years ago, before and during the late '80s comic revival, this was was true. Thank you Miller, Gaiman, Baron, Claremont, and Moore and many others for making comics amazing again- for writing that competes with the artwork.
Small Portrait of Alina Baikova. 9x12 Ink on Bristol Paper. I think if William Holman Hunt, John Everett Millais and Dante Gabriel Rossetti would have fallen in love with Alina. She has the features that would have inspired their ideal sense of beauty.
Romance of Wonder Woman and Abe Lincoln. 9x12 Ink on Bristol Paper.
Continuing the theme I started years ago- here is another installment of the Romance of Wonder Woman and Abraham Lincoln. This is my Valentine's Day post.
Small Portrait of Abraham Lincoln. 9x12 ink on Bristol Paper.
Yesterday was Lincoln's Birthday. I didn't get a chance to post this yesterday, so I'm doing it a day late. The story goes that a young girl wrote Lincoln and suggested he would look better with a beard and that prompted him to grow his iconic goatee. This is based on a younger Lincoln probably a newly elected Lincoln.
Small Portrait of Ruby Aldridge. 9x12 ink on Bristol Paper.
Ruby has such an interesting face. Her features are very elegant and slightly uneven which gives her the grace of a ballerina but the dreamy look of Pre-Raphaelite painting.