High Altitude Ruins Sketch

Squatchy

Here's a flyer I put together for a friend of mine to promote his entry for a 48-hour film festival:

Brefext Astiff Knees

A figure study based on a still from Breakfast at Tiffany's:

Can Flow?

Cannibal Flower 12th Anniversary show, me and my piece:

Fantasy Pin Up

Here's a fantasy pin up inspired by the piece I did a while ago for a DnD ArtOrder contest.

Here is some recent work from the show at WWA and a little illo from Nerd Night:

"Chimera"

"Mother's Nature"

"The Sea Witch"

A quick sketch of Chester Fields, one of my friend's characters:

Nerd Night

Every Sunday night I get together with some friends and run a paper and dice RPG. Now that the work for Welcome to the Freakshow is finished, I thought I'd create some quick digital illustrations for the game I'm running. While I get to explore and archive the different elements of the game, I also get to practice putting together images in a small amount of time.

This first one I actually did a few months ago, based on a vampire character I was playing in a game set in the dark ages.

   

Sometimes the NPCs in the game are described as though a familiar actor is playing them. This is Major Neeson. The game we're currently playing is a mix between X-Files and X-Men, so his character is sort of a mix between Professor X and Asst. Dir. Skinner.

 

This is Rip Torn cast as Jonah White, an ex-CIA psi-ops participant and occult scholar. The group rescued him from Alabama river pirates and now he assists them with their paranormal investigations.

 

This scene was made mostly with photocompositing rather than straight up illustration. It shows one of the group racing to rescue his teammate, who was tricked and ambushed by a vampire they were hunting. You can see his body being lifted above the edge of a corn field on the far right, the vampire's claws extending through his chest right before he dropped him, turned in a crow, and pecked out his eyes.

This is Harkin, the vampire they captured after the attack. He can turn into mist to escape most prisons, so a weaponized shop-vac and the ultra-durable air-tight container he is held in had to be used to capture him.

  

This last one is a creature created using some kind of nanotechnology the group hasn't fully investigated yet. Their drool glimmers with tiny specks of metal, and their bite transforms the victim into one of them. One of the player characters was bitten, but his ability to psychically connect to and control technology allowed him to assimilate the nanobots into his body rather than be transformed.

 

Welcome to the "Welcome to the Freakshow" Show

So I'm finally done with the paintings for Welcome to the Freakshow. WWA Gallery will be hosting my artwork alongside others for a month or so starting this Saturday. Here's a little preview: