The White Cat by ~sirfish

05.16.13 @ 14:2643

Homework: Advertisement for Jill Stuart by ~sirfish
DISCLAIMER:  I am in no way affiliated with Jill Stuart nor do I claim any rights to the photo of the product or the logo/font I used in this project.  

05.16.13 @ 14:2513

quixotic by ~sirfish
School’s out, so I updated my DA today.  Work from old projects.

05.16.13 @ 14:1748

Jackalope Garden by ~sirfish

01.25.13 @ 13:58316

nondesignated:

ono-mono replied to your photoset: This week I got my Light Grey Tarot deck in the…

Oh wow, it looks fantastic! Just placed an order for a deck. Super excite. :)

EVERYONE, THIS IS CAITLIN ONO AND SHE IS AMAZING

follow her

and buy a deck, like she did.

Aw, thank you!  :)  

For those who don’t know, this is Ricardo Bessa and he participated in Light Grey Art Lab’s spectacular new exhibition, Tarot, Mystics and the Occult.  78 beautifully illustrated cards by 78 awesome artists for $25 PLUS a 32 page guidebook?  It’s a huge steal.  :)  You can see the cards and buy a print of your favorite on Light Grey Art Lab’s webstore.  

Working off some frustration.  The drawing is old, but I wanted to color it.

09.20.12 @ 20:32146

Anonymous asked:

Do you have any of your illustrations for sale?

Unfortunately, I don’t, unless you see me at a convention.  I’m considering making a Society6 page though, so stay tuned!

While I sometimes call this piece, “Hair,” I think its true name is “Guilt.” Guilt grows from the mind and can consume the mind. It weighs you down, makes you a prisoner, and immobilizes you. But it’s not something you can just cut off— there’s an emotional attachment to that feeling of guilt, a strange sense of responsibility as if you deserve it, the bondage and suffering. Because you should have known better. Because you could have avoided it. Because you would have done something different if you knew that this would be the outcome. It grows and grows and grows.
DA Link

09.19.12 @ 19:5559

Salamander Ride  
Full image for Kingdom Carousel.

09.08.12 @ 22:09612

A piece for a constellation-themed book to be released at a later date.  Will post more information as it becomes available.  

Most portrayals of Andromeda in classical art have her struggling against her chains, fearful of the sea monster Cetus and desperately awaiting the arrival of the Hero, Perseus.  But to me, Andromeda was a willing sacrifice, a hero in her own right.  What interested me was Andromeda’s relationship with Cetus and what Cetus represented in the myth besides a mindless devourer of women.  Upon discovering Cetus’ other name, The Whale, it hit me that perhaps Cetus could represent the unknown— the denizens of the deep, the realm beyond human convention.  Thus, I chained Andromeda with the expectations of a maiden, with veils and hair and crowned her with a spiral galaxy and let Cetus be The Whale, the promise of an escape if they can break free from the narrow confines of the Hero’s myth.

06.04.12 @ 17:40448

Honored to be in another charity art book, this time for the American Cancer Society!  Please check out Quixotic Art Book for more details and previews~

06.03.12 @ 23:2713

sir-fish:

There are a thousand other things I should be doing, but I just want to draw girls and flowers.

04.28.12 @ 03:36237

sir-fish:

We want to make an art book that will never fail to bring a smile to your face.
I’m honored to participate in yet another great project! Kingdom Carousel is a charity art book featuring 100+ artists.  100% of the profits will go to St. Jude’s Children Research Hospital in celebration of their 50th anniversary.  Please read more about the project and see other previews here!  You can preorder the book here.
Check it out and spread the word!  

04.28.12 @ 03:3534

sir-fish:

My illustration for dreampod’s awesome collab project, The Big Picture.  The theme of the piece was ‘creativity’ so I drew things that are part of my creative process— books, coffee cups and personal mythologies.  You can see how it works in the larger collaborative picture here!

04.28.12 @ 03:3462

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