Works of science fiction and fantasy in color.....
"Ishtar" Berol prisma color pencil on smooth bristol 2010 In the dream where I saw her, it was as if I traveled back into time. There was a Sumerian feel. She was turned to the side and watching several people in a court, hearing each parties side and judging who was at fault. There was mist all around and the background of everything was out of focus. She was the only one that knew I was there. I saw into her eyes and felt total beauty and calmness. I loved her in a way and wanted to be near her because of that feeling. I understood why she wore the silk headdress, (to seem less scary to the humans) I felt like I was not suppose to be there, but she was puzzled then angry. It was more like a "oh, how did you get here, that is cute" feel from her but she didn't say anything. At the end of the dream I asked her who she was and she only said "Ishtar" to me telepathically. The headdress she wore was red silk with gold trim there were lions in the designs, though the symbol I drew on the front is what I figured was there seeing she was turned sideways during the dream. Ishtar is actually a later version of her name. There is so much more to write, but I would rather save it for chit chat in person... I've done several images from the dream and I plan to do an oil painting series for an alternate prehistory coffee table book that I hope to get set up.
"The Broken Seal" 16x20" Berol Prisma color pencil on hardbord Nov 2007
"Tether Slave" earlier in 2007 Berol prisma color on pastelboard 8x10" Sold
"Siren's Tide" 2007 Berol Prisma color pencil on hardbord. 11x14" Cruel creatures the sirens, whom lure human men to them with lies and seductive charms, to fog their minds in fantasy till they awake to find their lungs filling with water as the siren's tide comes in. The siren finding such beauty in the men's faces as death takes them into the endless dream.
"Ayhnix the deceiver" - 16x18" Berol prisma color pencil on hardbord Nov 2007. Reworked with thincoat oil.
"Anubis-I am not evil" Berol prisma color pencil on hardboard 16x20" late 2007
Image for "End of the Line" by Holly Messinger for Baen Books online Universe. 10x10" berol prisma color pencil on bristol board. early 2008 I have a link to them in my LINKS section... check out Baen's Online Universe!
"Gray Mask" Berol Prisma color on artist masonite 2007 SOLD
"New Bee Girl" 2007 Berol prisma color on artist archival masonite. 8x10"
"Brownie Hawk" Berol Prisma color pencil 8x10" early 2007
"Ishtar of the Morning Star" 2009 Berol Prisma color pencil on standard art paper 11x17" Not the above version of Ishtar... this is the later adapted versions in mythology. As the morning star she bares wings and as the evening star she is in armor and is a warrior. Often depicted standing on a lion.
"Understanding the Sorrow" 16x20" Berol Prisma color on archival hardbord. 2007
"Ishtar" Berol prisma color pencil on smooth bristol 2010 In the dream where I saw her, it was as if I traveled back into time. There was a Sumerian feel. She was turned to the side and watching several people in a court, hearing each parties side and judging who was at fault. There was mist all around and the background of everything was out of focus. She was the only one that knew I was there. I saw into her eyes and felt total beauty and calmness. I loved her in a way and wanted to be near her because of that feeling. I understood why she wore the silk headdress, (to seem less scary to the humans) I felt like I was not suppose to be there, but she was puzzled then angry. It was more like a "oh, how did you get here, that is cute" feel from her but she didn't say anything. At the end of the dream I asked her who she was and she only said "Ishtar" to me telepathically. The headdress she wore was red silk with gold trim there were lions in the designs, though the symbol I drew on the front is what I figured was there seeing she was turned sideways during the dream. Ishtar is actually a later version of her name. There is so much more to write, but I would rather save it for chit chat in person... I've done several images from the dream and I plan to do an oil painting series for an alternate prehistory coffee table book that I hope to get set up.
"The Broken Seal" 16x20" Berol Prisma color pencil on hardbord Nov 2007 
"Tether Slave" earlier in 2007 Berol prisma color on pastelboard 8x10" Sold 
"Siren's Tide" 2007 Berol Prisma color pencil on hardbord. 11x14" Cruel creatures the sirens, whom lure human men to them with lies and seductive charms, to fog their minds in fantasy till they awake to find their lungs filling with water as the siren's tide comes in. The siren finding such beauty in the men's faces as death takes them into the endless dream.
"Ayhnix the deceiver" - 16x18" Berol prisma color pencil on hardbord Nov 2007. Reworked with thincoat oil. 
"Anubis-I am not evil" Berol prisma color pencil on hardboard 16x20" late 2007
Image for "End of the Line" by Holly Messinger for Baen Books online Universe. 10x10" berol prisma color pencil on bristol board. early 2008 I have a link to them in my LINKS section... check out Baen's Online Universe! 
"Gray Mask" Berol Prisma color on artist masonite 2007 SOLD
"New Bee Girl" 2007 Berol prisma color on artist archival masonite. 8x10"
"Brownie Hawk" Berol Prisma color pencil 8x10" early 2007
"Ishtar of the Morning Star" 2009 Berol Prisma color pencil on standard art paper 11x17" Not the above version of Ishtar... this is the later adapted versions in mythology. As the morning star she bares wings and as the evening star she is in armor and is a warrior. Often depicted standing on a lion.
"Understanding the Sorrow" 16x20" Berol Prisma color on archival hardbord. 2007
