Progression

It's been a couple of years since I started drawing again with anything approaching seriousness, and I thought I'd re-visit something I'd played with back then to see how I'd progressed. I think the realism went up, if the soul went down.

More Champions Villains

These character designs are from Hero Games' Champions Villains Book III.

By this third book I feel I was actually getting the illustrations right. It seems I may take a while but I get there in the end.

These three are 'The Monster', a supernatural movie-monster type. 'Lamplighter', a sinister fella who is supposed to have some resemblence to Patrick Stewart. 'Bulldozer', a vain and somewhat stupid villain, but one I remember from actually playing the game over 20 years ago!

All the characters are ©2010 Hero Games, and Champions Villains III, together with many other fine Hero products can be found at http://www.herogames.com/home.htm;jsessionid=an1Twjw2kHy7

Idiot Wind

These are just a couple of pages from a self written piece called Idiot Wind.


I haven't included any dialogue here, as the pages were really just a style test.

St John's church

A drawing done for fun.

Wander across the road. Sketch. Wander back. Drink coffee.

Nice day.

Champions Villains

These are a few of the character illustrations I've been doing for the three upcoming 'Champions Villains' books. Unusually I got to do the illustrations in colour this time, and thoroughly enjoyed it, even if my colouring isn't exactly comic-book style.

The first of the three books is out now in PDF format before it returns from the printers in old-fashioned paper form, with the other two to follow. Champions Villains Book One is to be found here: https://www.herogames.com/viewItem.htm;jsessionid=aZHb6piUDfmb?itemID=250189

The characters are Archdruid Airetach, Gyre and Tartarus, and of them all I'm most please with Gyre - doing a mirror-finished cloak was tricky.

Just a quick one

This is just a personal piece really, done for my sister Emma, as she's now Very Old Indeed!

Huginn & Muninn

The preview of Huginn & Muninn, written by Ian Struckhoff and drawn by me is now almost complete, and will be included in Ian's Black Label Comics' Anthology #1, published in time for this year's New York Comic Con.

Also in the Anthology are works by artists far more talented than me, full details of which can be found here, at BLC's deviantArt page: http://blacklabelcomics.deviantart.com/

As a taste, here's a small snippet of the artwork: