Click the albums to the right to view my art!  Detailed descriptions below.

Note that all images are thumbnails that lead to a full-size view of the image.

Sketches are exactly that, anything drawn in pencil, perhaps shaded, but without significant color or any digital alteration.  Simple pencil drawings.

Ink is full of anything that was either drawn in ink, or drawn in pencil and then inked.  This is a great album if you like to color, as the images are easily printed and then you can color them with crayons, pencils or markers.  If you're really brave, you can also take them into any paint program on your computer, and color them there.

Colored Pencil is full of colored images of a traditional (i.e.: non-digital) nature.  Colored pencilsmainly, but also with whatever I happen to find for accents, are used on an inked (usually) image.  You can see from the one example that coloring a pencil-only image leads to a smudgy look I'm not real fond of.

Watercolor is full of colored images of a traditional (i.e.: non-digital) nature.  Color is from traditional watercolor paints or water color pencils, usually on an inked image.  (I do like that black, comic-book reminiscent definitive line.)

Digital Paintings are images that were either scanned and then painted in Paint Shop Pro, or created there from scratch.  These are all "non-doll" images, meaning they were not created using my own or another's "base".  Most are paintings from my own drawings, a few were created using a photograph as reference to make a sort of "painted portrait" version.