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Watercolour Maps
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posted to: arttagged: abstract art, fantasy maps, impossible maps, maps, painting, portfolio, structure, watercolor, watercolor map, watercolourI’m a huge fan of the strangeness of satellite imagery of earth, and how it intersects with how we draw maps for navigational or other uses. I also love watching pigment flow around on a surface, and I’ve been thinking about how liquid dynamics of watercolour can mimic liquid dynamics of water tables, geologically.
Which is to say, I’ve been painting watercolour maps. Click in to see them in closer detail:
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This heartwarming friendship came to life with a combination of textile inspirations from around the world, and time spent researching the fuzziest pleistocene megafauna.
Watercolour on watercolour paper, 2017.
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The Mammoth and the Namedealer – Watercolour Illustration
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posted to: arttagged: bronze age, clouds, grass cape, grasslands, image, mammoth, megafauna, pleistocene, portfolio, prehistoric, structure, woolly mammothThis 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.
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Wolfspell Album Art
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posted to: arttagged: adventure, digital painting, Epidiah Ravachol, image, magic, mountains, pines, portfolio, rpgs, spell, structure, transformation, travellers, warriors, winter, wolf, wolfspell, wolvesWolfspell, 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 some details:
The inside illustration, plus some details:
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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.
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Seven Odd Islands is a playmap designed for floor or wall display. It prints up at 36 x 54″.
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Inspired by symbolist painters.
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Inspired by the retro scifi themed album “Warp Riders” by The Sword, this piece is designed to be used in whole or in part.
Here are some details:
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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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The Immortal
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posted to: arttagged: bronze age, character design, fantasy, pencil crayon, portfolio, space opera, structure, warrior, watercolourMixed media painting, watercolour and pencil crayon on watercolour paper.
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