Dragon Ink Commission

A commission I got of a dragon that was more asian/serpent like then the other dragons I have drawn, but still similar. They wanted it to be black and red. So I fashioned the scales and marking off of an asian red rat snake.

This drawing is 14"x17" and was drawn using prismacolor markers.

What do you think?

Dragon and Skeletons Commission

18" x 24" Prismacolor Pencil Drawing.
45 hours of work for this commission. I hope you all enjoy it. Sorry about he quality of the photo. I will upload a scanned version later.

Grandma Florence Picture

Chalk Pastel Drawing on 9"x12" paper.

December 14th is my Grandpa Bills birthday. And all of my aunts commissioned me to do a drawing of his parents for him. They specified an normal sized piece of paper sized with chalk pastel, and this is the result.

Mother Tiger and Cub

18" x 24" Ink drawing of a mother tiger and her cub.

This was a commission from Del. My father's friend from work. He owns this picture now.

Site Mockup for Redline Rectoys

Odin Pumpkin Carving

In Honor of my viking theme this year, I carved Odin all father onto my pumpkin. Enjoy.

Bodeen Ski Graphics

Slides for a rotating banner for http://bodeenskishop.com

Portrait of a Pirate

18" x 24" Ink portrait of a pirate.
Drawing the viking paid off, and I was commissioned to draw this one. I was commissioned by Paul (my dad's friend) for his 3 year old son.

Hero Novel: World Map

Website design for U.S. Coins

Portrait of Old Viking

18" x 24" Ink portrait of an old viking

PHD Crane Systems

Site design for phd crane systems.

Elder Pedersen Speed Sketch

My brother Christopher just got back from his Mormon Mission. So during his welcome home talk I decided to sketch out the event. Since cameras are not allowed in the Mormon churches. So here is the speed drawing I did during his 30 min talk.

NCA Chrysalis Logo Design

Fritz and Hollander Website design

logo designs for M&E Financial Group

BLGUtah Bsharah Law Group

The website I was hired to do for Bsharah Law Group. You can see the website at http://www.blgutah.com .

Critiques and comments are always welcome.