Drawings for Tales to Oddify

simple things

A couple of simple pencil drawings for the wall space next to my submarine. I hope Michael likes them enough.



And...a box I made to hold all of the junk I'm always carrying around. It clips to my belt, and it's not too fancy...because I know it's going to get banged around a lot.

FINALLY FREAKING DONE

After working, reworking, breaking, cutting, gluing, breaking, fixing, breaking, breaking, BREAKING, screaming, hiding in a box for a week, fixing, polishing...it's finally to a point where I can kind of sort of not lose sleep over it. Scale is a little over 9".

New Business Card & First Denver Art Show

Here's the design for the back of my new business card!





...And the wooden books (these are still for sale, contact me if you'd like one!)



Oddly enough, what sold the best were castings of this little ugly lady head...pretty roughly done and small enough to fit in the palm of your hand. Go figure.

Whitney

A portrait of Whitney. I originally had this planned as a full-color painting, but it just wasn't going so well. Once I switched to black and white it started to click.

ImaginaryWoodenAntiqueSubmarine

It's fully functional! there are pedals inside that drive the propeller and a hanging handlebar that turns the rudder through a system of ropes and wires. Made from scratch, to a design originally scribbled on notebook paper.

I'll take some better/less blurry pictures later...I was too excited to have finally finished it to hold my hands steady.

lost in the forest

Actual scale is a little over 5ft tall. Still debating whether or not I should remove that little bit of color, but otherwise done.