Following are a few videos I made while working on animation projects over the years.
3D Game Art Portfolio
This gallery shows some screenshots of 3D art I have created for games I have worked on.
Freelance Pencil Artist Portfolio
This art gallery shows some of the pencil drawings I have done over the years.
1 Invitation, 2 Coupons
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I primarily do pencil drawings of animals, and these coupons are only for my website, but all artists are welcome to post their own sales.
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Find us on MeWe!
I have created a new social group on the new social media platform that is for artists and art collectors to merge in one place, the Social Art Gallery. We encourage artists to post art for sale, and art collectors to buy art directly from the artist. Facebook has begun to censor entrepreneurs out of existence, making it impossible to conduct honorable business in the American way, so many people are migrating to MeWe instead to experience good clean freedom once again. Come join us!
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Ayam Cemani Rooster drawing for sale
After two days of searching for an appropriate auction site, I gave up.
I started drawing this Ayam Cemani rooster while I was volunteering at the art gallery. They had a lot of country themed artwork and I wanted to try to draw something that would fit in but that I was actually interested in also. I love chickens, especially rare breeds, so I chose an Ayam Cemani for my subject. I didn’t finish drawing him that day though and he sat on a shelf for several months. One day I was praying about how to get money to build a new chicken house, and the Lord said to me, “You have that drawing of a rooster you never finished.” He didn’t exactly tell me that He would make it sell, but I did get the feeling I was supposed to finish this drawing. So I told my daughter about my prayer and she immediately found the unfinished drawing. Then life happened and I didn’t get to work on it for two days. April 29th, I determined I was not going to do anything, not even eat any food (at least in part so that I would not get grease on the paper and ruin it), until I finished this drawing. I sat down at the table with the paper and pencils and did not stop until he was finished. I think he turned out really well! I am happy with this drawing. I hope the new owner enjoys him as well.
New drawing: Ayam Cemani rooster
I have finished a new drawing of an Ayam Cemani rooster. The intent is to sell this drawing and pay for a new chicken house for my birds. I’m researching auction sites to post it for sale right now. Look for the auction announcement soon!
The Ayam Cemani is an all black breed of chicken. Their feathers, eyes, skin, and even their meat is black. They still have red blood though, and they lay white eggs. The Ayam Cemani is considered by occultists to have magical properties, and sadly is often used for animal sacrifices. Christians and animal enthusiasts prize the breed for their uncommon beauty and uniqueness. I think God has an incredible sense of humor when he makes an entirely black chicken, but then has it lay white eggs. I don’t know if I have a favorite breed of chicken, they are all beautiful, but I am definitely drawn to the more rare ornamental breeds, like the Ayam Cemani.
Thank you for your prayer and support of my artwork. May the Lord bless you and keep you and make His light to shine upon you. In all things, we give thanks.
No more 2018 fleece
We have had a series of unfortunate events. In one such event, the irrigation water from the pasture flooded the barn where the fleece was stored and ruined all but 2 bags of fleece. It’s gone. Furthermore, our herd matriarch, Mocha, has passed away. She got her head tangled in a tarp and strangled to death on October 4, 2018. She was already dead when our son found her. There was nothing we could do. Please pray for us as we assess our situation and make decisions about the future. Thank you for stopping by. God bless you.
2018 Fleece is in the barn!
Shearing day happened in April! Life has been so busy! We don’t have weights yet so I haven’t added the fleeces to the menu, but we DO HAVE 2018 fleeces! They are full year fleeces again, because winter hit us 2 months early last year and I didn’t shear them in September (it was already below freezing at night!). We have the new baby fleeces from the twins, as well as fleeces from everybody else. Please message me if you are interested. Angora goat, white suri alpaca and reddish brown huacaya alpaca.
Gift Drawings
In 2011 I set out to give all my closest friends and relatives one of my drawings as a gift. I didn’t have money to buy expensive presents, and didn’t want to make some cheap craft that would break in the first week. I wanted my gift to be meaningful to that person, and something that would last longer than a week hopefully. Drawing animals is something I can do. So I tried to find out each person’s favorite animal or got a picture of one of their pets, and drew a picture for them. One gift never made it to the recipient, my youngest brother. It got stolen in the mail in Alaska. I drew a picture of a Moose for him because it reminded me of Alaska and because my brother enjoyed hunting and I thought he might like a moose for his wall. This photo that I took of the drawing before I mailed it is the only record I have of the drawing. I wish my brother had gotten to see it, instead of the theif at the post office who stole his Christmas present. By the end of 2011 I had created over 50 drawings for friends and family. It was by far my most intensive art creation month before or since. I poured a lot of creative energy into that Christmas. There were no two drawings alike. All were original, one-of-a-kind drawings chosen specifically for that recipient. After my experience with the drawing being lost in the mail, I send all artwork certified mail with signature required now, to make sure it gets to the intended destination. This is why I have a shipping and handling charge for drawings that are not delivered in person, to make sure as much as possible within my power to make certain the drawing will arrive safely. Do you have someone in mind that would like a unique work of art for a gift this year?
