Bruce Banner

Here is Bruce Banner, one of my favorite characters. So far he's been one of the easier ones to paint -- up there with Steve Rogers.

And here is he under-painting:

Thor Odinson

It's Thor! The one with the hair! He doesn't really have an alter ego in the comics, so I painted him in his battle gear.

I kind of messed up the under-drawing so it actually changed a lot just on the painted level.

Natasha Romanova

Aka Black Widow. She is possibly my favorite Avengers character. I had a lot of fun drawing her!

The under-sketch is in the previous post.

Note

Due to a family emergency earlier this week the next portrait is late. It will be up in the next couple of days. It is of Natasha Romanova (aka Black Widow) and here is the under layer:

Tony Stark

Here's the next Avengers portrait. I honestly had a really difficult time with this portrait because I really wanted to capture what I say in this image: which was a kind of cocky but rueful sadness that I think really is what the character Tony Stark was about in the movies. I may go back to this portrait later, but unless I post it I will not get anything else done.

 And here's the under layer:

Steve Rogers

This is what I do with my afternoon off. I spend the whole time (digitally) painting Captain America.

Here's the under painting:

I made some tweaks between the early and finalized panting.

Cardiac studying

Here's some drawings I've been doing to study cardiac anatomy and blood flow. I used Grant's Anatomy as a reference.

Coronary arteries:

 Heart chambers:

 Blood flow through the heart:

Unfinished pic dump

Various pictures/sketches I've been working on:

I don't really know why I drew this, but here is a squirrel pouring tea:

Sketch of lonely girl at a party:

Unfinished character study:

Color! The character is the same as the previous one:

Summer!

Old drawings

Here's a couple drawings that I have done -- I think I did them last year in 2011. Most of the art I'm doing is anatomical sketches to study. I don't know if anyone would find those interesting because they are purely study tools.