This is a collection of work done over the years, from portraits to 3D, and in no particular order. Some of it is really old, from back when I had my very first drawing tablet (which I still have in storage, held together with duct tape), some much newer, which explains why some are very different in quality from others.
Here is my collection of portraits from over the years. I generally used Photoshop to get the basics because it's faster and more fluid, and then switch to Painter for the better brushes that resemble and behave more like real paint than Photoshop's do (I don't know about versions above CS3, I haven't upgraded). I'll usually paint them at a really high resolution, then take them back into Photoshop to edit the color, clean things up and then done.
These are just regular paintings of various subjects. Pretty much the same method for these as used for the portraits above. Though will probably use Photoshop more, especially for the concept art style, which I'll never be able to get matching the "popular" concept art style, nevermind.
Some 3D work, pretty much all done in Lightwave and sometimes ZBrush which is utterly awesome in every way. I just realized though that this stuff is super old now, wow.
My favorite art style, but have to be in the right frame of mind to do it eg: happy. Considering I haven't done this stuff in a very long time, you work it out.
A long while ago, I finally had a chance to learn music, so to speak. Something I'd wanted to do for years. Just never could grasp the whole musical notation thing (and still can't, but don't need to these days as it happens). Here's a few tests and things I did during my first week of learning. So they're probably rubbish to a pro, but for someone who had barely been doing it for more than a few days, they're not half bad.. I guess.
Psychrolutes is my favorite as it's completely original and was done for a video game of the same name (never completed AFAIK).
All files are in mp3 format
