New Website(s)!

I just Google myself and I was surprised to see that my old Blogspot is still popping up as one of the top results. As you can see, it's been ages since I've posted new content here. Here's where you can find me now:

• Official Website: You can find my portfolio and resume here. I update it whenever a new project I worked on is released. Which is to say, I update it rather sporadically, haha.
• Tumblr: Much more active over here! This is where I express my passion for various video games and more recently, gaming personalities, in the form of fan arts. 
• Twitter: I cross-post my arts here too, but most of the time I'm just tweeting about the various going-on's of my life. 
• Twitch: I do art streams and occasionally game streams here. There's no set schedule, but I announce when I'm online on Tumblr and Twitter.
• Youtube: Still fairly new, but I have a handful of art process videos uploaded on this channel.

I had a good run here, but it's time to move onto newer things. Bye, Blogspot!

Hey, long time no see everyone! I haven't posted anything here for months, so here's the protagonist for my upcoming graphic novel project. I'm pretty excited about it all, so hopefully I'll be posting related stuff in the coming weeks!

Intro to Matte Painting - Train Station

The Trojan War

My final for Greek Mythology is a mural-like depiction of the Trojan war in Homer's Iliad.

New Orleans & Phantom 309

Here are my favorite projects in Paul Roger's Graphic Design for Entertainment class!

First off is my Phantom 309 layout, based off an old song of the same name. For this project, the main requirement was to depict a motel, diner, and truck with proper lettering and graphics. 

And here's the 1950s New Orleans project. If you follow me on Twitter or Tumblr, I've been posting sketches and works in progress for it for the past couple of weeks. Here it is in its completed glory!

New Orleans

Here's a preview of a project I'm working on in Paul Roger's Graphic Design for Entertainment class!

Charlotte's Web

Ah, here's an assignment I did for Background Painting class before I started officially working with Sig's story, Morning Train! I was quite pleased on how this painting came out, considering I only had one week to work on it start to finish! :)

Train Station

Preview of my latest painting, and soon-to-be first matte painting!