Digital Paintings

Good vs. Evil tattoo design The finished sleeve As with most large scale pieces this particular design has a lot of intricate, interweaving elements. The client approached me with a request for a half torso + half sleeve design as a celebration of accomplishments and personal victories, as well as a reflection of overcoming struggles

Digital drawing made with a Wacom tablet in PhotoShop 2009-2012  

EP artwork I designed for a solo artist called Rune Braendgaard. It opens up like a little brochure booklet. The different layers symbolize peeling away the artist’s outer shell, inner desires and reaching the music: the flower. The final image is the fusion of all three phases, a metaphor for completeness. All layers were hand-painted

Quick smile study done while I was exploring Corel Painter 11 for the first time. Reference photos of Heath Ledger found via Google. Software: Adobe Photoshop CS5 + Corel Painter 11 Brushes: Real 6B soft pencil Tablet: Wacom Intuos 4

This was an excuse to work with evolution and religion in a direct way. I love playing with anatomy, bones in particular, and I enjoy drawing wings. Also, I find the idea of merging man and machine fascinating and wondered about an alternative take on Eve. So this is the result of all of that!

A quick experiment I did one night. Adobe PhotoShop CS4 + Wacom Intuos4. Painted in 1 layer

Just a simple, stylized painting. Red is fun. Software: Photoshop CS3. Tablet: Wacom Volito2. Photo references were used.

A steampunk version of the Green Fairy. Artemisia Absinthium is an ingredient in the liquor absinthe. The model is my good friend Katrine with her pet rats. Photo references were used. Created in Photoshop CS3 with a Wacom Volito 2 tablet. You can check out how this artwork came to be in this forum thread.