FINE ART
Recognizing that some overlap between Fine Art and Illustration is inevitable, I define Fine Art as images created absent a specific commercial intent. The term is particularly applicable when visually exploring interests, artistic voice, experimentation, or interpretation of a subject.
This gallery highlights some of my favorite portraits, studies, and sketches that I’ve created. They share a common focus on form, expression, and detail. When working digitally, I use a Wacom tablet in Photoshop and the Procreate app on my iPad. I’ve documented the creation of many of the digital pieces in corresponding process videos linked below the artwork.
Similarly, you may click here to view my Illustration page.
Portraits

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Self Portraits

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Painted entirely on iPhone X with Autodesk SketchBook.
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Drawn in graphite and charcoal for a high school art class.
Animals

I painted this digital portrait of my dog, Hershey, before I ever owned a Wacom tablet or an iPad with digital drawing software. I used only my fingers on the MacBook touchpad. It was challenging, but I’m very pleased with the result.

View the process video here.

View the process video here.














