Thursday, October 25th from 6pm to 9pm we are hosting a pop-up…
Oil Painting, The Enterprise, and Cabooses Current Projects
We’re getting ready for a busy Fall and Holiday season at the…
From the Shop Space Art and Cookies
It’s been two years since we opened Doll House Baked Goods, our…
Latest Cover Art – Becky Chambers’ Record of a Spaceborn Few Published by HarperCollins US
As we welcome 2018 I am happy to share with you my latest cover art for Becky Chambers’ upcoming book, Record of a Spaceborn Few (HarperCollinsUS).
Imagined Futures at Pivot Art + Culture Space Art In Seattle
Last week I dropped by the new Space Art exhibit, Imagined futures…
Speed Sketches In Photoshop Rendering a scene for mood and color
Speed sketching with your tools is a great way to get your…
Imagined Futures Now Showing in Seattle A Collection of Original Space Art
To my great surprise and delight, Pivot Art + Culture in Seattle…
Watercolor Paintings Painting faster with a new travel kit
You may have noticed a number of new watercolor paintings lately. Why…
Trekyards’ Review of Coloring Space 1
I’m thrilled to share with you this great review of my new…
Book Cover Art Exercises
Winding into Fall of 2015, I have been taking my design sketches…
Speed Painting – Stellar Explorer
One of the benefits of using a great app like Procreate is…
Announcing My First Book – Coloring Space 1
I’m happy to announce my first book, Coloring Space 1. This is…
Drawing Demo – Spaceship A Day
I’ve made a video showing the process I use for the #spaceshipaday…
Preview! Rigel 7 print coming soon
Last year I made this painting based on the classic scene by famous matte painter Albert Whitlock. It’s the Rigel 7 fortress originally shown in the first Star Trek pilot episode, “The Cage”. It was re-used several times during the rest of the Star Trek series and I always wanted my own version of this classic shot.
Comic Strip and Space Art Update
With Fall now fully on us here in 2014 I felt overdue for an update on my own art projects. Balancing my work as a professional artist with the practical needs of providing a solid income as a user experience designer has been challenging in many ways, and far more rewarding than I ever expected. I’ve recently taken on a full time role at a reputable online travel company, which has impacted my daily output as expected. Weekends and evenings are now the only time I can reasonably devote to my various projects.
Space Art At The Drunken Easel
My good friend, Justin Edwards is hosting a gallery showing at his…
Upcoming Appearance – Artist in Action, Bothell Washington
This Friday, July 11th from 12:00 to 6:00pm I will be at the Country Village Farmer’s Market in Bothell, Washington as part of their Artist in Action series. I will be painting all day, next to Stephanie’s Dollhouse Baked Goods table.
Report From The Universe – A Springbok Puzzle I Once Had
I’m three years into my space art exploration, and I often find myself wondering where this fascination began in my past. It’s not an unusual stretch of imagination for those that know me personally, as I’ve always been a space and science fiction fan going back as far as I can remember. I came into this world just in time to witness the first moon landing. Space TV shows were all over the few channels any of us could access through the air.