I enjoyed working on this Orangutan piece, I think the pose of the figure works really well in displaying their laid back demeanor. I also wanted to make the colours pop in this piece to enhance the outcome of the prints

The print depicts a dragon emerging into imaginary existence from a dice roll in a swirl of flame and energy. The artwork itself is a combination of traditional and digital art. Starting with a rough sketch I then painted out the design in watercolours to get most of the shape filled in, before adding in the white scratch/energy effects with a white out pen and gel pens. Then I scanned the original piece and edited it to add more saturated and flame like colours and to cut away the background. An added step to this design was then a simple inversion of the colours. After experimenting with it in the editing process I liked the outcome so to compliment the Blazing Red design, here is a Freezing blue version

The print depicts a dragon emerging into imaginary existence from a dice roll in a swirl of flame and energy. I hope fantasy rpg players like the design, I was aiming for something that was influenced by tribal design and digital based fantasy art whilst subtly leaning into the actual table top gameplay. The artwork itself is a combination of traditional and digital art. Starting with a rough sketch I then painted out the design in watercolours to get most of the shape filled in, before adding in the white scratch/energy effects with a white out pen and gel pens. Then I scanned the original piece and edited it to add more saturated and flame like colours and to cut away the background.

The print depicts a dragon emerging into imaginary existence from a dice roll in a swirl of flame and energy. The artwork itself is a combination of traditional and digital art. Starting with a rough sketch I then painted out the design in watercolours to get most of the shape filled in, before adding in the white scratch/energy effects with a white out pen and gel pens. Then I scanned the original piece and edited it to add more saturated and flame like colours and to cut away the background. An added step to this design was then a simple inversion of the colours. After experimenting with it in the editing process I liked the outcome so to compliment the Blazing Red design, here is a Freezing blue version

The print depicts a dragon emerging into imaginary existence from a dice roll in a swirl of flame and energy. I hope fantasy rpg players like the design, I was aiming for something that was influenced by tribal design and digital based fantasy art whilst subtly leaning into the actual table top gameplay. The artwork itself is a combination of traditional and digital art. Starting with a rough sketch I then painted out the design in watercolours to get most of the shape filled in, before adding in the white scratch/energy effects with a white out pen and gel pens. Then I scanned the original piece and edited it to add more saturated and flame like colours and to cut away the background.

The Mystic Class Part of the expanded unearthed arcana update This collection of RPG prints caters to the class of your playable character. T-Shirts and printed items that feature a distressed design of your class and an emblem representing your class.

The Artificer Class Part of the expanded unearthed arcana update This collection of RPG prints caters to the class of your playable character. T-Shirts and printed items that feature a distressed design of your class and an emblem representing your class.

The second of a three piece set of horror character ink pieces. Drawing from some previous ink work that I’ve done in the past I wanted to combine the graphics elements of my older work and work it into a more t-shirt friendly design with the idea that the characters are reaching down towards the viewer in a giant like style. This piece combines a few elements of the hockey mask killer from different incarnations of this character to give more of a nostalgic depiction as opposed to an accurate one.

The third of a three piece set of horror character ink pieces. Drawing from some previous ink work that I’ve done in the past I wanted to combine the graphics elements of my older work and work it into a more t-shirt friendly design with the idea that the characters are reaching down towards the viewer in a giant like style. This piece I'm most pleased with of the three. I wanted to work different textures into each character's clothing of the series which was easy with the previous two, but this piece was a case of less is more to replicate the texture of a boiler suit. Also fun fact, I photographed myself as the reference image for each of these pieces, and that's a ruler in his hand.

I've had a set of coloured inks that I've not had the chance to use on any projects yet, so just as an experiment I tested them out with this piece of Edgar Allan Poe and I'm pretty impressed with the results. To paint this, I used clear water to begin with painting out the figure, and then I would drop Scarlet ink and then blue ink onto the wet areas using a straw. The result is this amazing mixture of colours of reds, blues and purples, purple being the colour I was aiming for as a reference to The Raven and furthermore Baltimore.

A collection of my recent 3 halloween mask pieces, the Jack O Lantern, the Green Witch and the Skull Mask

Just a quick print design whilst I'm busy working on a new project and in the middle of moving house. As a whisky fan myself, I find distilling process interesting and the rough asthetic of the oak barrels often used I think look great.

A collection of my recent 3 halloween mask pieces but with a colour splash style

My first attempt at some digital work. Continuing my recent theme of horror, I produced this new 8 piece set of halloween pieces. Initially all the pieces were going to be colour splashed, but after producing the starting illustrations I felt that full colour might be a better option. As a result I produced both to give the audience a choice of which they prefer. I’m still shaky with my hand eye co-ordiantion on the graphics tablet so I drew these out traditionally first and then worked the colour on top, but I quite like the finished result. The colours you can get with digital are much more vibrant than those done traditionally and this reflects the neon kind of effect of the masks which I like.

My first attempt at some digital work. Continuing my recent theme of horror, I produced this new 8 piece set of halloween pieces. Initially all the pieces were going to be colour splashed, but after producing the starting illustrations I felt that full colour might be a better option. As a result I produced both to give the audience a choice of which they prefer. I’m still shaky with my hand eye co-ordiantion on the graphics tablet so I drew these out traditionally first and then worked the colour on top, but I quite like the finished result. The colours you can get with digital are much more vibrant than those done traditionally and this reflects the neon kind of effect of the masks which I like.

My first attempt at some digital work. Continuing my recent theme of horror, I produced this new 8 piece set of halloween pieces. Initially all the pieces were going to be colour splashed, but after producing the starting illustrations I felt that full colour might be a better option. As a result I produced both to give the audience a choice of which they prefer. I’m still shaky with my hand eye co-ordiantion on the graphics tablet so I drew these out traditionally first and then worked the colour on top, but I quite like the finished result. The colours you can get with digital are much more vibrant than those done traditionally and this reflects the neon kind of effect of the masks which I like.

My first attempt at some digital work. Continuing my recent theme of horror, I produced this new 8 piece set of halloween pieces. Initially all the pieces were going to be colour splashed, but after producing the starting illustrations I felt that full colour might be a better option. As a result I produced both to give the audience a choice of which they prefer. I’m still shaky with my hand eye co-ordiantion on the graphics tablet so I drew these out traditionally first and then worked the colour on top, but I quite like the finished result. The colours you can get with digital are much more vibrant than those done traditionally and this reflects the neon kind of effect of the masks which I like.

My first attempt at some digital work. Continuing my recent theme of horror, I produced this new 8 piece set of halloween pieces. Initially all the pieces were going to be colour splashed, but after producing the starting illustrations I felt that full colour might be a better option. As a result I produced both to give the audience a choice of which they prefer. I’m still shaky with my hand eye co-ordiantion on the graphics tablet so I drew these out traditionally first and then worked the colour on top, but I quite like the finished result. The colours you can get with digital are much more vibrant than those done traditionally and this reflects the neon kind of effect of the masks which I like.

My first attempt at some digital work. Continuing my recent theme of horror, I produced this new 8 piece set of halloween pieces. Initially all the pieces were going to be colour splashed, but after producing the starting illustrations I felt that full colour might be a better option. As a result I produced both to give the audience a choice of which they prefer. I’m still shaky with my hand eye co-ordiantion on the graphics tablet so I drew these out traditionally first and then worked the colour on top, but I quite like the finished result. The colours you can get with digital are much more vibrant than those done traditionally and this reflects the neon kind of effect of the masks which I like.

My third horror themed simplified watercolour piece. This time I focused more on colour and bleeding to create a semi-abstract piece.

A popular quote that I wanted to stick into a new rpg design, if you like this piece also see the pattern of potions piece in my portfolio

A popular quote that I wanted to stick into a new rpg design, if you like this piece also see the pattern of potions piece in my portfolio

A collection of banners on parchment of the primary role playing classes. This piece works great as a poster for your gaming room or just as a T-shirt for your next tabletop adventure

The Sorcerer Class This collection of RPG prints caters to the class of your playable character. The T-Shirt comes in a distressed style and is the perfect thing to wear for your table top games

The Warlock Class This collection of RPG prints caters to the class of your playable character. The T-Shirt comes in a distressed style and is the perfect thing to wear for your table top games

The Wizard Class This collection of RPG prints caters to the class of your playable character. The T-Shirt comes in a distressed style and is the perfect thing to wear for your table top games

The Rogue Class This collection of RPG prints caters to the class of your playable character. The T-Shirt comes in a distressed style and is the perfect thing to wear for your table top games

The Bard Class This collection of RPG prints caters to the class of your playable character. The T-Shirt comes in a distressed style and is the perfect thing to wear for your table top games

The Ranger Class This collection of RPG prints caters to the class of your playable character. The T-Shirt comes in a distressed style and is the perfect thing to wear for your table top games

The Paladin Class This collection of RPG prints caters to the class of your playable character. The T-Shirt comes in a distressed style and is the perfect thing to wear for your table top games

The Barbarian Class This collection of RPG prints caters to the class of your playable character. The T-Shirt comes in a distressed style and is the perfect thing to wear for your table top games

The Druid Class This collection of RPG prints caters to the class of your playable character. The T-Shirt comes in a distressed style and is the perfect thing to wear for your table top games

The Cleric Class This collection of RPG prints caters to the class of your playable character. The T-Shirt comes in a distressed style and is the perfect thing to wear for your table top games

The Fighter Class This collection of RPG prints caters to the class of your playable character. The T-Shirt comes in a distressed style and is the perfect thing to wear for your table top games

The Monk Class This collection of RPG prints caters to the class of your playable character. The T-Shirt comes in a distressed style and is the perfect thing to wear for your table top games

Continuing my current work on bird paintings, I decided to give this african grey parrot a try. The feather patterns are much more complex than those of the owls, so more practice on these is probably the plan.