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Twelve character designs created as a private commission for use as a selection of NPCs, with inspiration lifted from deep sea photography, Byzantine court robes, 17th century french coats, European folk costume, and Errol Flynn outfits. Available to license.
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after one hell of a workweek, i took a few hours Friday night and listened to my favorite Opeth albums and painted a watercolour landscape in my favourite spooky palette.
painted on 12 x 18″ coldpress Arches watercolour paper, something i have not always enjoyed working with due to the intense sizing. for this piece though it really worked for me!
here’s the palette i worked with:
Viridian green, perylene green, green gold, raw sienna, red brown, cobalt violet, ultramarine violet, ultramarine violet-blue, ultramarine blue deep, ivory black, and … some sort of earth pink, heck, I’ll have to check and update this.
here’s the setup:
2 responses to “impossible door watercolour”
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oh I LOVE the vibes here. very evocative
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heck thank you!
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Watercolour on paper.
I’ve been thinking about adding people to my crystal islands – and adding little urban elements as well. Bits of Toronto at least. We are a lake city after all, and these crystal islands were absolutely first and foremost lake islands. I don’t know yet what I might call this series but Bits of the City seems like a good start.
I’m not quite back to full power precision with my painting etc, which has left me frustrated about small moments all over this painting, but on the whole I really like it. What do you think?
Actually, important question i’d love to hear your thoughts on: is this sad?
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Digital design lineup of four spunky teens off to investigate spirits in their city. Below are some of the process pages used to develop four complimentary designs, focusing at first on shape. Earlier development sketches available below.
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This is a concept art sheet for Atlas Games’ upcoming project Pillar of Fire. We developed a series of alien creatures inspired by microfauna.
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This is a concept art sheet for Atlas Games’ upcoming project Pillar of Fire. We developed a series of these environment samplers inspired by microorganisms and fungal structures.
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Orin and the Dead Man’s Sword is a one-off, 24 page, wordless fantasy comic about tripping across a cursed sword while lost in the forest. It was printed in 2014 in a split LP style Weald Comics anthology, and reprinted in 2017 as a risograph book. You can read the whole thing on Stories alongside Adin’s accompanying adventure.
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This short story was written for a followup Weald Comics anthology, set in the same world as Orin and the Dead Man’s Sword. You can read the whole thing on Stories alongside Orin’s accompanying adventure.
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This short four-coloured risograph comic is a tribute to finding new music back when we had to go into a record store to do so. Set in the world of Lomy in the Abyss, which you can read on Stories.
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Lomy in the Abyss is a humor webcomic about highschool and heavy metal at the turn of the millennium. You can read the archives on Stories.
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