Delving the depths of busy!

If I haven't been posting in awhile, it's not for lack of doing anything! Things here have been thick between family and work and new projects (not to mention SECRET projects!) , but I will try to get a few more things posted in the near future.

Fight On! #5 is out!

Issue # 5 of Fight On! has been released and it's a cool looking one for sure! I have two little bits in this issue, and the quantity and quality of the art you see in FO (by all artists involved, not just me! ) just keeps getting better and better! This keeps raising the bar to which I feel I need to perform to, which is good for everyone involved.

Anyway, I'm proud to be involved with Fight On!, and you need to go buy a copy right now!

By Thrazar, Erol Otus gave me a prize!

Winners were announced for the Erol Otus Art Challenge, presented by Fight On!. There were a lot of really cool entries, and yours truly came in 3rd in the Black and White category! I have to admit, it was pretty cool to know that Erol Otus picked my drawing.

I can only show a smidgen of the image I submitted. To see this and all the winners in their full glory, you'll need to wait for Fight On #5 to be released! Congrats to all the winners and all those who submitted and made the contest a big success!

Back at it with Goblins..

I had a bit of a hiatus for awhile, but now I'm going to try to get more things posted again. The last thing I completed was for the Erol Otus Art Challenge, which I can't post without getting disqualified as per the rules of the contest. But this one, I think I'm safe with.

This is part of a project I'm working on with the Unstoppable Sham. These little guys look like trouble to me.

The Martians have landed!

I know I haven't been the best at posting lately, but life has been weird. These Martians, created out of bits of free figures by Patrick Crusiau, (except for the Grey "man" above, which I had to create whole-cloth) are what I've been doing for the past week. They were created to be used with Adamant Entertainment's Mars, which just has been released for use with Savage Worlds.

To use them, download them here, fold each figure along the center line, sandwich-fold and glue them, and trim them, leaving about a 1/8 of an inch of white space. Trim to the red line at the bottom of the figure. Then, go to One Monk's great figure site, download the "Mars" figure bases and use those to base them.

These aren't exactly "Old School", but they could find a use in a lot of old school games. (Warriors of Mars, anyone?) Anyway, feel free to use them!

Eat, drink and be Mary

A sneak peek at upcoming art for Fight On #4. Note that the wizard and the hobbit finally found some friends!

A brush with the past...

Back in college, it was the "thing" at the time to draw with a brush instead of a pen. It gives a nice flowing line and also helps when you can't get your damned tech pens unclogged. This was for an issue of Footprints from Dragonsfoot.