I wasn't really happy with that, but I accepted it as part of business.
As I contemplate what to do with my potential business future, art wise, I decided to reconnect with my audience. At a convention, it's easy to tell what people like because what people like translates directly to what they buy. The internet, however, has changed that, and I've noticed the shift.
So I ask you (through the poll) why did you decide to add me to your deviant watch list? I'd like to know more about the people out there.
Also, if there's anything in particular you'd like to see me attempt (drawing wise, photography wise, bodypainting wise, cosplay wise, etc) feel free to comment.
Just to be fair though, since I'm opening up the boards, feel free to ask me anything and I'll try to answer the best I can.









Your work has a softness and depth to it. The characters "Feel" more three-dimensional than they are. Not everyone has that. Some people can draw human figures but they look stiff and posed, their heads filled with the ideal body being that of a 6 foot one hundred pound woman not counting the enormous, unrealistic, mammories
I also liked your Zodiac series, they all looked so cool! I think it was the Libra was my fave of them all
As some one who worked on sets and costume designs for a few years I
found your solutions to "live" special effects both creative and unique.
I like how your not afraid to challenge yourself to achieve these special effect heavy photos, and often an artist who feels challenged by his work is a happy artist.
I think your enthusiasm for the artwork really shows on those pieces.
Especially since I believe your body painting photos really showcase your wide range of skills the most.
that confidence is from your love.