Ten years after I initially started, I finally finished Dostoyevsky's The Idiot. Despite my inability to grasp the narrative at 19 years old, it's a pretty straightforward story told through Dostoyevsky's incredibly ornate idiom. A groovy and kinda epileptic prince(played in my drawing by an unsuspecting Dmitri)returns to Russia to find his last remaining family. Whilst in St. Petersburg, he chases after classy broads, they chase after him, he makes a mortal enemy (obviously) and he blows people away every time he opens his mouth with his simple world views.

I can't stop futzing around with channels and color separation. I'm not 100% sure I know exactly what I'm doing yet but it sure looks good at times. The final cover is on the bottom.

Hellblazer Cover

Wish me luck!

Finished Sula Cover

Cover for Sula by Toni Morrison

Did the ink on a large piece of used vellum while standing in the kitchen waiting for delivery.






Don't know where this is going color-wise but it's off and running.

Sure Obama's more handsome, but I'm way more fascinated with McCain's mug. The wet brush/ink bleed approach I enjoy working in just seemed perfect for his complexion.

Three pieces I did for a proposed photo shoot for Guillermo de Zamacona .

Quick Bubba