I was recently given the awesome opportunity to do the book cover for friend and teacher Jason Korol’s new book, Jeet Kune Do: Pure & Simple. The piece describes the foundation and influences that went into Bruce Lee’s Jeet Kune Do. Stay tuned for process shots and print purchasing information!

Update: Due to some copyright stuff, this piece is now titled Fist of the Philosopher.

Okay, so I’ve realized that watercolor behaves very differently from ink, even when watered down. I think that I will stick to ink wash if I’m doing monochromatic stuff in the future, but I don’t think this turned out too bad for what I intend to do with it. At this stage, I have scanned it in and will continue it digitally so that I have the freedom to play around without ruining the piece.

After I’m done with it, I may return to it to have a finished version done in natural media. However, the original and current intent is for the final version to be a digital piece.

This is a process shot of a piece of concept art that focuses on one of the potential bosses in a game that I’m working on with a friend. I’m calling it the Baracron.

More to come!