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Some folks from my favorite video game of all time, "The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess".
These big tall personal sketch card commissions measure 2 1/2 x 4 3/4 inches and were drawn on Strathmore cold press 100lb paper with Micron pens and Prismacolor markers.
You can watch a recording of me coloring these cards on my Ustream channel HERE.
Go HERE to learn more about commissioning original or digital artwork from me!
-Otis
This is a digital commission featuring characters acting as a metaphor for the quality of the film seiries in which they appear (the title of the piece also works in this manner).
The original line art measures 7.5 x 14 inches and was drawn on Bristol art board in pencil. The final artwork was colored in Photoshop CS4 using a Wacom Cintiq 21UX.
You can watch a recording of me coloring this piece on my Ustream channel HERE.
Go HERE to learn more about commissioning original or digital artwork from me!
-Otis
I have been an iPhone user for a few years now, and until a couple of months ago I had never sent a text message. I didn't know anyone who used text messaging and I was opposed to being charged per message when I had free e-mail at my disposal via the iPhone.
Then I moved back to Minnesota and started meeting people who used text messaging regularly, so I was dragged unwillingly into the modern age of communication. Unfortunately, I specifically asked not to have a text plan for my iPhone/AT&T account, so I was being charged for every text I sent, so I went looking for a free alternative.
And I found TextNow, a great FREE iPhone app for texting that work just as well as the normal SMS system. TextNow gives you your own number to use and you can customize the app in many ways that you can't with the normal iPhone SMS app.
You can download TextNow from iTunes HERE.
I'll be up front here and tell you that I'm writing this to get 25 free credits with TextNow (which allows you to disapble in-app ads), but as some of you know I'm also a tech junkie, and I genuinely enjoy passing on information about new tech that I find and enjoy.
So if you're looking for a great alternative to paid text messaging, give TextNow a try!
-Otis
This is a digital commission featuring a Star Wars themed Tarot card: "Anakin, Two of Swords". Go HERE to see the buyer's other custom ordered Tarot images.
The original line art measures 9x12 inches and was drawn on Bristol art board in pencil. The final artwork was colored in Photoshop CS4 using a Wacom Cintiq 21UX.
You can watch a recording of me coloring this piece on my Ustream channel HERE.
Go HERE to learn more about commissioning original or digital artwork from me!
-Otis
This is a digital commission featuring a couple of guys taking a break from the nightly grind.
The original line art measures 7.5 x 14 inches and was drawn on Bristol art board in pencil. The final artwork was colored in Photoshop CS4 using a Wacom Cintiq 21UX.
You can watch a recording of me coloring this piece on my Ustream channel HERE.
Go HERE to learn more about commissioning original or digital artwork from me!
-Otis
This commission featuring a couple of massively muscular multi-takers measures 9x12 inches and was drawn on Bristol board with Micron pens and colored with Prismacolor markers.
You can watch a recording of me inking and coloring this piece on my Ustream channel HERE.
Go HERE to learn more about commissioning original or digital artwork from me!
-Otis
My Spacedock 7 webcomic mate Mike Maihack (creator of Cleopatra In Spaaace!) gifted me an awesome Escape From Planet Nowhere pin-up!
Thanks, Mike! I’ll be returning the favor pronto!
-Otis
Harley Quinn from "Batman", Ahnuld from Cahleefohnia, Frankie Rae from "Fantastic Four", Peter Pan, Dobby from "Harry Potter", Starman from Dc Comics and Rick Grimes from "The Walking Dead".
Go HERE to watch a recording of me drawing all 7 commissions!
Go HERE to learn all about "7-7-Sundays!"
Thanks to everyone who stopped by to grab a commission and watch me draw. I hope to see everyone back again next Sunday!
-Otis
My Spacedock 7 webcomic mate Dani Jones (creator of My Sister The Freak) gifted me an awesome Escape From Planet Nowhere pin-up!
I returned the favor by creating a My Sister The Freak pin-up for her:
Thanks, Dani!
-Otis
This is a digital commission featuring a background character from some movie.
The original line art for each piece measures 9 x 12 inches and was drawn on Bristol using a mechanical pencil. The final artwork was colored in Photoshop CS4 using a Wacom Cintiq 21UX.
You can watch a recording of me coloring this piece on my Ustream channel HERE.
Go HERE to learn more about commissioning original or digital artwork from me!
-Otis
