Timothy Anderson Art

Trick or treat? It all depends on your point of view...

This is the last thing you'd want growing in your basement. One ate our cat once when I was little... Not really, but you could imagine....

Still struggling to lay down the basic colors and values before getting bogged down in details, these are a few digital landscape paintings ...

This is another line-tool painting I did of the LA Arboretum. I was going to say that I'm beginning to venture more into color, but then...

On the planet Reginald, the Klyntaan Egg Relay is the fastest growing extreme sport among a race of thrill-seekers. The event requires relay...

This is a quick sketch I did of Glendale as seen from above, at the Forest Lawn Memorial Park. I'm experimenting with using the line too...

I'm excited for Halloween, so here's a quick painting of an open casket in an open grave.

Here's another marker sketch I did from the same trail head yesterday, this time on toned paper. Again, I added the whites with gouache....

Jean (my wife) and I finally checked out a local trail head the other day, and I came more prepared for sketching than for hiking. We just k...

This is a still-life setup we painted in my Digital Life Painting class this week. My goal was to capture the effect of the light on the ob...

Here are Tak (red hair), Jacob (beard), and I (white shirt) working on the landscaping of Carl's base. We had to work outside, as the f...

This family is known to their neighbors as the Blues, though their real last name is unpronounceable by the human tongue. They appear to be ...

We had to do a Master Copy in my Digital Life Painting class, and I chose to copy Frank Frazetta's Death Dealer . This is one of my favo...

This week's Illustration Friday topic is "Juggle." After seeing a street performer juggle a couple of chainsaws, I wondered w...

He is painted and ready for his diorama to be built! Unfortunately, all of the flashless pictures were too blurry, but the color is a little...

So, these pictures are actually from a couple of days ago, but I just realized that I hadn't posted them yet. Here, I have finished the ...

This week, I added Carl's spinal column, ribcage, and humeri (upper arms). He's really moving along. It just brings a tear to my ey...

This week, we were to sculpt a pelvis, pair of femurs, tibias, fibulas, and feet for our Imaginatomy creatures. The pelvis is an incredibly ...

Here's the final wire armature for Carl's skeleton. The white foamcore base is a bit overexposed, but photos with less exposure tend...

Here is Stanley Skeleton, my sculpture of the skeleton of a human man, named for alliteration. This was done for an anatomy class I'm in...