Salt Lake Comic Con and "New & Improved" Don Knotts!!!!

© 2014 Kyle Wiggins, All rights reserved.

Sorry it's been so long since my last post. The Salt Lake Comic Con is this week and I've been getting ready for it, painting a couple of new pieces and touching up old ones.

So if you're at the Salt Lake Comic Con, I'll be selling prints at the Artist Alley– Blue 28. 

Thanks for looking, and I hope to see you there!

–Kyle

Goodbye Robin Williams. . . work in progress

When I found out about the death of Robin Williams, like most of you, I was shocked. I'm not much of a writer. So, nothing I write could possibly do justice to his greatness. But as a fan I had to do something. Obviously, it's not finished, but it's coming along. I'll post it when it's complete.

–Kyle

No Mr. Bond, I Expect You to Diet!

Here's a bit of late night sketching, while watching "Quantum of Solace." I sketched it on Canvas Paper with pencil and Prismacolor. 

Now I'm going to sleep. . . 

Thanks for looking!

–Kyle 

"I'm gonna whittle yuh inta kindlin'!" Tom Waits work in progress

Here's a caricature of one of my favorite (of many) musicians, Tom Waits. His sound is like a guttural blues with a band from another planet. If you've never heard his music, here's a clip of him performing. Wow, very interesting!

This is just a detail of his face. I have a bit of a way to go with it

Thanks for looking!

–Kyle

Spin Spin Chigurh— A Sketch of Javier Bardem

It's just a quick sketch of Javier Bardem.

Thanks For Looking!

—Kyle 

Lo Pan is Complete

© 2014 Kyle Wiggins, All rights reserved.

Hiya Folks!!! My portrait of David Lo Pan is now complete. Like my Frankenstein portrait, the color scheme was inspired by the monster illustrator Basil Gogos. I will selling prints of this and several of my other paintings at the Salt Lake City Comic Con.

If you'd like to purchase prints or commission a piece, please message me.

Thanks for looking!

–Kyle

How to Talk Dirty: Lenny Bruce–Speed Painting

Tonight I painted this. It's a 1 hour speed painting of Lenny Bruce. I am still working on Lo Pan. But I needed a bit of a break from it. . . and now back to work.

Thanks for looking!

–Kyle