In this video, I’m sharing my screen as I digitally illustrate a mystery character. You’ll get to see my process unfold live—from the first sketch lines to the final details. If you enjoy watching the creative process and want to see more unique illustrations, this is definitely for you! https://youtu.be/mkKuUrDyReM

Join me as I share my screen and bring my parody cartoon The Fifth Elephant to life! 🐘✏️ This drawing session mixes comedy, creativity, and a touch of absurdity as I sketch out my take on the legendary “missing elephant” tale—cartoon style. In this video, you’ll see: My full illustration process from start to finish The quirky choices and improvisations that go into parody art How I blend comedy and cartoon exaggeration into my work. https://youtu.be/f3jyg9ZPjBw?si=fOkclj2BX3NAsJMQ

Latest digital doodle. Inspired by the book "Death Troopers" by Joe Schreiber and the horror imagery of "The Last of Us" malevolent Zombie causing mushrooms, and vines have taken over a lonely abandoned station forgotten by the Empire.

💡 Have you ever experienced unexpected blessings or positive outcomes after giving sacrificially? Options: - 🙌 Yes, and it changed my life for the better - 💖 Yes, and it encouraged me to keep giving - 🌱 Yes, but in a way I didn’t expect - 🤔 Not yet, but I’m open to experiencing it - 📖 I’d love to hear others’ stories first

I recently created this portrait of Molly for a dear friend. Molly was lost before she ever had the chance to take her first breath, and I wanted to gift this portrait as a way to honor her memory. No payment, no expectation—just compassion, time, and talent offered freely. Over the years, my passion projects have taken many forms—cartoons, caricatures, and portraits—but at the heart of it all, nothing has felt more deeply meaningful than creating portraits that honor loved ones who have passed away. These pieces carry weight, healing, and remembrance. The more I create, the more I realize: this is my ministry. God has called me to use the gifts He placed in me to comfort, to celebrate, and to remind others of the beauty of life and the power of memory. Art can be more than lines and color—it can be love made visible. And for me, this is where passion meets purpose.