soic posts
The Boy and the Beast wip
I’m glad my artwork has managed to endure my current creative block; perhaps it’s due to my inconsistent studio schedule amidst my frequent travels, but assessing a plane’s orientation to the light source has become less intuitive. The solution, as always, is more practice and study…I hope....
Ever Onward
After an ample measure of effort, frustration, and a name change, “Ever Onward”, the first piece of 2026, has been completed about 12 hours before my flight to Further Confusion in San Jose, California! Without an unfinished piece awaiting my return, I can wholly focus on remote studies, too, t...
Wading Endless Waters wip II
This piece seems ready for the first layer of rendering! Though, it’ll need to wait while I complete my current academic master copy, which will likely be finished early January if not sooner!Your patience and support is deeply appreciated,Soic
Waker
If the extended duration without a completed orchestration was any indication, my music practice has clearly had better days. It's difficult to accept this composition was originally conceived five months ago, but was only finished a few days before the new year; unfortunately, I must begin to q...
Wading Endless Waters wip
Though Brazen Voyage needs a bit more time than expected, I hope you enjoy my latest, and likely final, work-in-progress of 2025! It’s been an eventful year of new experiences, friends, and challenges, but this is only the beginning; regardless what lies ahead, I’ll maintain my promise to consis...
Brazen Voyage Progress Update
Though I'm disappointed I wasn't able to finish this painting before Midwest Furfest, I'm grateful it has enough time to properly develop, and, thankfully, the most difficult phases should be complete; now, I need only refine the focal areas, address a few visual concerns, and incorporat...
Ursine Hand Studies
A brief exploration to better understand Ursine hand anatomy, which will likely be used as reference in future pieces
Brazen Voyage WIP
Thank you for your patience while I settle from a busy past few months, and gradually regain my creative rhythm. It’s difficult to believe this piece was started nearly three months ago, yet still requires several weeks before it can be considered finished; a part of me wishes I had traded a conve...





























