Spheres.

Pencil sketch. 1994.

Last castle.

Enough of this, let's move on.

Acrylic. 1996. Copyright Dreamworks.

Hidden.

Acrylic sketch. 1996. Copyright Dreamworks.

Wart Creek.

With the help of Paul Shardlow on cottage design.

Gouache on Photocopy. 1996. Copyright Dreamworks.

Medieval.

Pencil sketch. 1996. Copyright Dreamworks.

Woods.

Gouache sketches. 1996. Copyright Dreamworks.

Dungeon.

Color copy of a pencil drawing. 1996. Copyright Dreamworks.

Labyrinth.

Pencil drawings. 1996. Copyright Dreamworks.

Levels.

Before there was Photoshop, there was celluloid. I used to try variations on a sketch by painting over it on a cell using acrylic or cell vinyl colors. Low tech but perfectly adequate. This is an example of it. My favorite version is in the middle.

Acrylic on canvas pad and celluloid. 1996. Copyright Dreamworks.

Marsh.

Acrylic sketch on canvas pad. 1996. Copyright Dreamworks.

Fortress.

Acrylic sketches.1996. Copyright Dreamworks.

Wilted.

Based on a drawing by the incredible Carter Goodrich.
Acrylic sketch on canvas pad. 1996. Copyright Dreamworks.

Ruined.

Acrylic sketch on canvas pad. 1996. Copyright Dreamworks.

Tower.

Pencil sketch. 1996. Copyright Dreamworks.

Old town.

Pencil Sketch. 1996. Copyright Dreamworks.

Swamp.

Pencil Sketch. 1996. Copyright Dreamworks.

Splash.

8x9. Gouache sketch. 1993.

Hillside.

Same hillside from the same spot but in winter and in the afternoon.
18x24 Watercolor.1997.

Interlude.

Hillside in summer. Coldwater Canyon.
18x24 Watercolor. 1997.

Book.

For those interested, some of the pieces presented in the last couple of weeks, along with works by such artists as Neil Ross, Carlos Grangel, Huy Vu, Chris Baker and more, can be found in the book: "Tim Burton's Corpse Bride. An Invitation to the Wedding", published by Newmarket Press in 2005.

Last of the dead.

My personnal favorite.
Pencil & Photoshop. 2003. Copyright Vinton/Warner.