More Woodstock cards

Finished with the sketch cards that I have been working on for Breygent Marketing. Several have not been approved yet, so I can't post them. Anyway, I hope you enjoy the grooviness of them.
Email me if you are interested in a commission.

William

Woodstock Generation Rock Poster Sketch cards

Some of the sketch cards that I've done for Breygent Marketing. Ink and Copic Markers. These card sets are due out soon. Check out their website for more information.

Golden Age of Comics sketch cards

Here are some of the sketch cards that I've done for the trading card set called Golden Age of Comics: Heroes and Villains. Pretty interesting job actually. I got to pick from several characters and draw them as they were in the 40's and 50's or do an updated version of them. I tried to still make them recognizable but put my spin on them. I like the way they turned out. I did a total of 25 sketch cards for this set.
Every box of these cards will have an original sketch card in it by one of the artists that worked on this project.
Next, I'll be doing sketch cards for another set of cards from the same company. This time, it's the Woodstock Generation Poster series. So, I'll be doing sketches of Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, John Lennon, etc. Should be fun.

Current fantasy painting

 

I would love to get some work from the RPG companies. I think my art style fits that stuff well. Anyone listening?

The finished Ork painting

 

Well, here he is in all of his brutal glory. Hope you enjoy it.

William

The Ork - The next step

 

Another Work-in-progress shot of the Ork image I am working on. This is very time-consuming, with all of the little details I'm putting in. Everything has a bump or crater in it. Lots of shadows and highlights to make things look weathered. Threw a little color in there with the Red across the chestplate. Pretty happy with how this is turning out. 

Ork painting in progress...

Hey, everyone. Currently working on a digital painting in Painter IX. I've always wanted to work for Wizards of the Coast or some of the other Role Playing companies. I've decided to put together some kick-ass fantasy pieces to add to my portfolio. I really don't know much about Warhammer 40k, but after doing a little online research, I decided my first piece would be of an Ork. It kinda fits my style, don't you think?
I started this image by drawing my sketch in a dark brown color, then added color on top with a new layer set to "multiply". Then, for the brighter highlights, I opened a new normal layer.
So, in the first image up there you can see some of the detail work that I started with on the face. I usually throw in the darks first, then pop in the highlights. The lower image, shows my progress as I finished up the helmet and moved down to the spiky shoulder armour.
So, hopefully this piece turns out nice. I will keep adding Work-in-progress shots as I go along. Any questions, just leave a comment or shoot me an email.
See ya!

William