For those of you who enjoyed Becky Chambers’ science fiction novels, I…
Recurring Dreams #32 – Folksbier Brauerei (with time Lapse Video)
I’ve made a video! Over on my Youtube Channel I have posted…
My First Art-Only Show at the Edmonds Farmer’s Market
On Saturday, August 24th from 9:00am to 3:00pm I will be setting…
Original Art on Sale, Country Village Prints Now in Store
Original artwork on sale in my store
Celebrate the Country Village with Art Pop Up Gallery October 25
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.