LePardine

"One in a million bones become fossilized," I was told at La Brea, "none of the animal species represented here are from one...

Going from horses to the big Cats. Fun excercises I did in the Bay Area. I decided that I needed to start practising painting big cats fo...

This is a quick fun little acrylic sketch I did while in the Bay Area. Colors: black, white, burnt umber, naples yellow with cerealun blue...

This is a sculpture of a sabortooth cat battling with a snake in Golden Gate Park. It has always been a favorite of mine, as I used to vis...

Some more hasty dragon drawings. I am leaving town soon so I am trying to post new art before leaving...The character is Gromlet, a charact...

A quick sketch of a Dragon. Well sort of. This needs to be painted for the gallery...

The model is Nils Vidstand, one of my favorite models of all time. He was one of the first models who invited me to come up and check out ...

These were done before I left Disney in Bob Kato's class during lunch hour. I need to redraw the left model; I love her Art Deco pose....

Little Brushworks Greg framed the Lepardine miniature and another small foal painting. The Lepardine painting was not a great work of art, ...

Constructions lines for a new painting. These are small; 4"x4". I may leave the top painting of LeoPardine almost as is since I ...

15 minutes later... it is too bad you cannot see all the fun little nuances of the flesh tones. Again, this is the same pallette I used for...

A small work in progress: While I had laid out this nice pallette of browns, I quickly sketched this one out in minutes.

A close up to see the brush strokes. I love the way the strokes came out on the left eye. This painting is the same size as the red brown ...

colors were: raw umber, some burnt umber, sienna, red oxide, a touch of cadmium orange medium, a touch of black, titanium white, naples yel...

Fini

Working simulatenously on both paintings... It is too bad the subtle colors do not show up in the photo. This one I will probably keep. Le...

An hour later... Even tho the green background looks better in the photo, the sand background gave the painting fresher surface look. Paint...

Little Brushworks The first horse is for a friend; it is a red brown horse with black accents. It is a "showy" painting because i...

Archer revisited. Barbara Bradley wrote: "WHAT FUN. HOW DELIGHTFUL AND SPIRITED. YOUR ENERGY IS AMAZING. ( My energy in the olden d...