Some of my early works (1989)
A little girl					The works displayed in this section were done while I was taking a drawing class from Eddie Hood at Butte Community College in Oroville, CA. This was right after I graduated from high school and had begun my engineering studies. ‘A little girl’ was drawn from the cover of a National Geographic. I focused most of my attention on the eyes to capture the expression that was evident in them. I also experimented with charcoal for the background, which I have to say didn’t work as well as I would have liked.
The portrait of a Young Woman was done from a photograph that one of my fellow students (Carolee) brought to class for me to work on. It was a photograph of her daughter. I thought she was quite beautiful, so I was happy to render this drawing.						Portrait of a Young Woman
A horse shoe	A good game			Grandpa’s wood drill		Grandpa’s wood tool
The various objects were simply used as mediums to experiment with shading textures of wood and metal.					A wooden Die		Another wooden die
More recent works
Ok, I admit it. I haven’t been doing much the last few years. {sigh}						Cartoon experiment
The cartoon scenes above were an experiment using colored pencil and computer coloring. I think the computer coloring adds a sharpness that the colored pencil can’t achieve.
		This little tid-bit was done for the ending game scene for Gymkana – The Epsilon Games. I was going for a superhero stance.