Biker Chicks

Pen & Ink, Photoshop. 18''x24''.


Screen-printed Edition of 50. (Apologies for the photography.)

Hipster lady cyclists rank pretty highly on my fun-to-draw list.

I had the pleasure of being a part of ARTCRANK ATX this year, and it's been a really amazing experience from the get-go. I've never had my work screen printed before. I couldn't be happier with the results. Thanks to Industry Print Shop for doing such a great job.

Remaining posters that didn't sell at the ARTCRANK Opening this past Friday are going to be on sale for $40 at Mellow Johnny's Bike Shop here in Austin through March 18th.

Otherwise, I have a few extra prints in my possession, and I'm sure we can strike some sort of deal. ;)

It was an honor to be chosen to participate in such a great event alongside so many other talented people, and I hope to be considered again when it comes back around next year!

Print Detail:

Magnolia

Papermate Flair felt tip pen. (Classy!)

The best part about designing for weddings is drawing pretty flowers.

Wingback Armchair

Graphite, powdered and the pencil-type.

Working out a style/mood/feel for the drawings for my Illustration project.

Forgot what a mess powdered graphite makes. But it does give great tone.

Star Shadows

Photoshop.

Hope everyone had a Splendid Solstice!!!

Credit to the Hubble Telescope for the awesome pictures of space. So neat.

Not really sure what I was thinking for this one. I like it though. Played with transparency and layering. Also, disembodied forearms! That's always good times.

The one on the right ended up with hair sorta like Josie, from Twin Peaks, and I kinda liked it, so I left it short, though maybe it is awkward how it doesn't define her neck like the others.

Sins, continued.

Photoshop.

Some more plates.