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I make art!
I make things. We’re calling them art for the time being but honestly it’s mostly process and some outcomes.
You might enjoy perusing specific tags! Tags such as:
oil pastel or watercolour or gouache or digital art or sculpture
I am happiest when helping other people get excited to make things, so please drop questions and such in the comments fields and let me know what you’re hoping to make these days too!
Inspired by symbolist painters. — read more —
These were created for washcloths and other home goods for young kids, featuring friendly illustrations of a walrus, manta ray, salmon, humpback whale and jellyfish. — read more —
Spacebear was drawn as a private commission for nursery pillows. — read more —
Seven Odd Islands is a playmap designed for floor or wall display. It prints up at 36 x 54″. — read more —
The Realm of the River Dragon is a playmap designed for floor or wall display. It prints up at 36 x 54″. Below, see several compatible character designs. — read more —
This painting was created digitally in Procreate, for Adam Vass’s tabletop RPG Necronautilus, published by World Champ Game Co.! Adam created a beautiful mockup of the final cover layout: Here are a few details of the expressive digital brushwork: — read more —
Wolfspell, the game by Epidiah Ravachol, available here, is a tabletop RPG published in a 12″ x 36″ gatefold LP format. I did fully painted illustrations for both the outside and the inside of the game, featuring the players (the wolves) and the GM (Winter) in a nighttime and daytime view. The outside illustration, plus […] — read more —
I am immensely, hugely, unbelievably grateful for getting to spend so much of the past decade making art! And between comics, games, personal artwork and client illustrations, it’s a big pile of work, and honestly, I don’t want to try and put it in any kind of hierarchy, because what the heck do I know? […] — read more —
This illustration has been painted for Joshua A. C. Newman’s game The Bloody-Handed Name of Bronze, and features characters from a short story I wrote for the text. It was painted on an 11 x 14″ piece of Arches 140lb Hot Press watercolour paper, using W&N and Daniel Smith watercolour pigments, and a little metallic gouache. — read more —
Drawn from memories of new growth in forests recovering from floods, making use of Windsor & Newton and Daniel Smith watercolours. Pigments used include green apatite genuine and fuchsite, adding a shimmer to the painting in person. — read more —
Level Eater Identity Piece, created from a list of evocative props and mood descriptions for use in bespoke, event-specific character sheet journals. — read more —
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