Chris Trefz Art Blog

New Artwork of an Easter Enigma: The Unveiling of the Alien Egg Here's a special egg left by the Easter Bunny, be sure to lean in close for a big surprise! I'm far from the first person to make the Aliens Easter egg joke, but it's always a goodie. Also here is a short story inspired by the image: Once upon an Easter morning, as the sun cast its golden rays through the awakening forest, a young child named Emily embarked on a leisurely walk. Dressed in her Sunday best, she set out on an adventure, her eyes filled with wonder and anticipation. As Emily meandered along the winding path, a burst of vibrant colors caught her attention in the distance. A purple egg with whimsical red dots, adorned with a cheerful yellow stripe that danced across its middle, and playful orange squiggly lines, stood out like a captivating masterpiece amidst nature's canvas. Intrigued by its allure, Emily quickened her pace. Approaching the egg, she realized that it was far larger than any Ea

New Artwork of The Scarecrow: Unleashing the Terrors of Fear "I am fear incarnate. I am the terror of Gotham. I am the Scarecrow!" Professor Jonathan Crane, also known as The Scarecrow, is the next addition to my series of Black & White renditions of characters from Batman: The Animated Series. Introduction: In the dark and twisted world of Batman: The Animated Series, one villain strikes fear into the hearts of both Gotham's citizens and the Caped Crusader himself: The Scarecrow. With his relentless obsession with fear and his ability to induce it through his fear toxin, this menacing character has become an iconic figure in Batman's rogues' gallery. In this blog article, we will delve into the history and origin of The Scarecrow in the animated series, explore the character's evolving design, and take a closer look at my black and white digital drawing that captures the chilling essence of this nefarious antagonist. Unveiling The Scarecrow: A Dark Obses

New Artwork of The Phantasm, Unveiling the Grim Enigma, and Exploring the New Foe from the Animated Movie, "Batman: Mask of the Phantasm" "Your Angel of Death Awaits!" Making a return to my series of Black & White renditions of Batman: The Animated Series characters. This time it's Andrea Beaumont, as Phantasm, from the "Batman: Mask of the Phantasm" animated movie. Introduction: In the realm of animated superhero movies, "Batman: Mask of the Phantasm" holds a special place as a captivating tale that delves into the depths of Batman's world. Released in 1993, this film takes us on a thrilling journey filled with mystery, emotion, and the emergence of a formidable and enigmatic figure known as the Phantasm. In this blog article, we will delve into the storyline of the movie, discuss the revelation of the Phantasm's secret identity and its impact on Bruce Wayne, and explore the behind-the-scenes creation of the character's de

The Dark Lord of Gotham Here's something fun for April Fool's Day, a speed painting of Darth Vader removing his helmet only to reveal himself as other then the Dark Knight! When I heard the theme from the new Batman movie, it reminded me a bit of the Imperial March, which was the inspiration for this.