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Congrats, it's an awesome painting! https://www.facebook.com/Blizzard.ANZ/photos/a.1181393178572840.1073741830.1097872030258289/1182265215152303/?type=3&theater It looks like Blizzard of AUS. took the picture.https://www.facebook.com/appari…
omg it seems i missed quite a few of your posts.. awesome stuff cool creature :) Somehow I also missed this series of black and white illos. Great stuff! Especially the creature with all the mouths. Isn't it so refreshing to work in just in…
As I promised last week, I'm posting the barding concepts for the Vampire Counts. These designs, like the barding pieces I posted last week, were created for Warhammer Online. However, unlike the Brettonnian designs I posted last week, thes…
Just a friendly reminder: If you're in the Rosemont, IL area this weekend, why not go to Wizard World? I'll be in the Artist's Alley section at table 3501, doing drawings, signing, selling prints and artwork and happily chatting with anyone…
Just a friendly reminder: If you're in the Rosemont, IL area this weekend, why not go to Wizard World? I'll be in the Artist's Alley section at table 3501, doing drawings, signing, selling prints and artwork and happily chatting with anyone…
I've been a busy lad lately, thus the lag time between posts. However, I'll be posting quite a bit of art in the next few weeks so please "stay tuned". First up: a digital painting and some process images from a Warcraft card that appears i…
Doesn't that title express a lovely sentiment? This is a miniature design I did for the Dreamblade miniatures game. I was asked to create a devilish little version of Cupid and I was given the chance to get a bit "cartoony" with it. Those c…
When working on a traditional painting, once I've completed the drawing, I transfer it to watercolor paper (or some other surface) and do a monochromatic underpainting, usually in raw umber. I occasionally begin a digital painting with a mo…