Tests | 2023

around this time last year I wanted to make a short comic about a conversation from our D&D campaign. I haven't been able to go back and finish it, so here are the first 2 pages

Updated my INPRNT shop with some newer work. They're having a 35% off sale right now!

SUNNY SPOT | personal work, 2023

THE LOOKOUT | personal work, 2022

Ivan gets answers...?

2022

Some of the variant covers I did for IDW’s D&D: Mindbreaker in 2021. Thanks so much editors Megan, Zac, and Jonathan!

Loading screen art for Fortnite Chapter 3: Season 3, and the rough sketches. Thanks so much AD John Solimine!

2022

"Sorry Doc; I have to report this."

2020 with 2022 touchups | Visdev for a personal project

“The jugular first. There’s more blood that way.” (Personal work, 2021)

Old D&D art from 2019/2020.

INPRNT is having a free shipping event right now, so it’s a good time to check out my shop if you haven’t before. Some of my older pieces might not be available for too much longer!

This is now available as a print!

Finishing the Job | 2019, personal work 

Warning for gore!

Finishing the Job | 2019, personal work 

Warning for gore!

AUTOMATON | Personal work begun about a year ago.

Love what you do! Have you ever considered illustrating tarot cards?

Thanks! I’ve done some tarot-inspired art in the past, but actually designing an entire deck would be... an insane amount of work, aha. So probably not!

Hey! I have this issue and I am really interested in your opinion and what's your experience with it as an illustrator who use very unique, bold and vivid color palettes. (also studied illustration in college) So, does your device's screen (that you use for making art) show different colors than - for instance - your mobile screen? How do you work with, knowing that different displays might show different colors? Is there any useful trick? Thank you for your answer.

Oh yeah, this is a huge problem for me, especially as a PC user (I’ve been told Macs have standardized color settings and don’t have this issue). I have adjusted the colors on my computer screen accordingly, but I also tend to color-edit my work once it’s done before posting it anywhere. Even after adjustment, my computer screen shows more blue than other displays, so after a piece is done I tend to flatten it and add some additional blue to it in Adjustments>Color Balance so as to compensate. Ultimately what really matters is how the colors look when printed, though, so that is the standard against which I base my edits.