Posts Tagged: grass

Turtles Back Trail

Posted 2020/01/05 by Sterling

Painting in China Camp State Park again. This time on the Turtles Back hiking loop looking south towards the road.

Buckeye Point After the Rain

Posted 2019/12/08 by Sterling

It stopped raining for a bit so I drove over to China Camp State Park and painted the view looking…

Baker Beach overlook

Posted 2019/11/12 by Sterling

Lunchtime plein air painting. Not far from the road over looking Baker Beach in the Persidio, San Francisco

Palace of Fine Arts South Lawn

Posted 2019/08/18 by Sterling

A lunchtime plein air study at the palace of fine arts

Wood Pile Hill Painting

Posted 2019/08/16 by Sterling

A plein air study painted at the Robert Young Estate.

The old oak painting

Posted 2019/04/29 by Sterling

I've returned to oil painting

Out Come the Wolves

Posted 2017/12/03 by Sterling

I've been sitting on this painting for a few months, it wasn't concept art for the show, just a fan…

Upper Sacramento River

Posted 2017/08/20 by Sterling

Painting of the Upper Sacramento, in Dunsmuir CA.

Death the Cat

Posted 2017/07/27 by Sterling

Quick one hour painting done in Photoshop.

Winding path

Posted 2017/07/02 by Sterling

Long overdue. Don’t think I’ve sat down and done a pencil drawing in a while. Computers are sucking my soul…

Brush Painting

Posted 2016/05/29 by Sterling

Playing around with some new digital oil photoshop brushes by Kyle Webster.

Long live the King

Posted 2012/04/06 by Sterling

So here is the final render of “the King”. He was created entirely in zBrush and took about a weeks…

Alien Tree Zbrush Sculpt

Posted 2012/02/20 by Sterling

A quick tree sculpt I made in Zbrush. The base of the tree was made using zsphears and dynamesh but…

Stanley Park Thumbnail

Posted 2011/08/19 by Sterling

Silas fell asleep while we were at the park yesterday. I had the iPad with me and made this thumbnail…

Beached House Painting

Posted 2011/07/06 by Sterling

Painted this on my iPad while on a road-trip up to Vancouver. Its imagery from my Wakefield project.