This was drawn from a photo of a bighorn sheep that I had always liked. I took some lessons learned from the previous drawing and applied them here, though there’s still more to learn from here. While I’m happy with this one overall, I’m looking to apply a lighter tone…
I drew this bull moose in graphite from a photo that I had taken the previous fall while guiding a photography workshop. The majestic presence of him standing proudly on a dirt road made for an excellent subject in any medium, so expect another rendition of him. This was my…
Eager to continue the watercolor knowledge I had reacquainted myself with, I went straight into another work. This was based on another photo of mine, this time of a bull elk that had sentimental value for my wife and I. The intent was to keep things simple, and in doing…
After starting a watercolor sticker business with my wife, I began looking into refreshing myself with more traditional watercolor techniques again. I used a photo of a bull moose as my subject to experiment with in an attempt to reacquaint myself with the challenges and rewards of watercolor painting techniques.…
This black bear cub was drawn in graphite and based off of a photo that I took in Grand Teton National Park. Due to the fur and detail, I remember it taking roughly a couple dozen hours to complete. 9″x12″NFS