#Inktober Day 3 of 31. Baby Vamp gets his first tooth!

Inktober Day 1 of 31. Going for a baby themed version this year.  Here is Pesky Crab in the in bottle stage of life.

Original artwork 8x11" illustration stock 100 lbs. acid free. Pinup practice...

The Meca-Samurai-Crow. A scourge to corn farmers throughout the universe! 

For MarchOfRobots 2016

CONGRATULATIONS shout out to Carmella S. of Westerly, RI winner of this custom laser engraved wooden sign that was raffled off at the Ninigret Sea Star Market event in July 2013.

I'm showcasing artwork alongside my brother Jason Moniz at the Third Annual Sea Star Marketplace this Saturday July 27, 2013 at Ninigret Park Charlestown, RI.  9am-4pm Free admission with art, crafts, antiques and FOOD TRUCKS!!

http://frostydrew.org/seastar.dc/marketplace/

Black Cat

Just for fun... trying some new techniques and decided to mess around with the Black Cat from the Marvel Comics universe.

Coming this Saturday ( 1/26/2013 ) 7pm - 10pm THE DRIFT PROJECT.  Swing by check out the  amazing new surf/skate shop DRIFT.  Along with the auctions of original artwork by local artists to benefit Waves 4 Water.  I'll have two original painted skateboards in the show.  ** Bonus - El Fuego's mexican grill just across from the the shop has a FABULOUS menu!

   This is a recent custom snowboard helmet design that I just finished for a friend.  I started out with a plain gloss white Giro snowboard helmet.  She requested some hibiscus flowers and the color pink.  I stated off by sanding off the gloss of the helmet and masking off the area that I wanted the paint to adhere to.  Then using some masking tape I sectioned off the helmet as I only wanted to have the design on half of the helmet leaving the other half untouched.  Then using an Exacto blade I began cutting out the shapes and placement of the flowers that I wanted.  Once complete I rattle can sprayed the pink base color on the helmet.  Prior to removing the tape I added a few swish lines and applied 6 generous layers of clear coat to the entire helmet leaving the swish details as a matte finish (image #3).  From there I added the extra details for a little extra pop overall.... and DONE!!  Now I'm just waiting for the helmet to be used to acquire an in use shot at the mountain which I'll post at a later date.

Rogue

   




   Rogue in all of her hooded goodness, done on recycled chipboard using pen & ink, watercolor and white acrylics. This substrate is proving to be really fun to create study pieces on so I think that I'm going to stick with it for a bit.