I have been illustrating a lot of DnD based characters lately, but they are all under NDA except this one, a half-elf rogue I made for Jason Payne’s The Dark Obelisk series.
Till next time!
I thought it would be nice to think up some characters and write down their backstories. Here goes the first one: The General of the High kingdom, Aodhan of Bergen.
With his towering height and broad shoulders, the General of the High Kingdom commands respect from friend and foe. Recruited during the 50 year civil war, he has served in the army since he was barely grown out of cubhood. He fought his way up the ranks displaying exceptional bravery and strength. Soon his name was feared among his enemies and praised by his commanding officers. Tinnagon Hargammar, the current King, granted him the rank of general for his loyalty and military achievements: it was thanks to his strategic insight that the final battle was won and the civil war brought to an end. He is not much of an politician and prefers wielding the sword on a battlefield over twisting words and devious rhetorics in Parliament. A commoner by birth, the nobility despises him as much as they fear him. His conflicts with the old nobel elite are often the reason for quarrels with the King. While he is ruthless and known for merciless deeds against his foes, he is respected by his men. The Captain of the Bear guard, Gunnarr Cunarson, is his main rival.
Hope you like it!
Starting this year with a Red Markets update.
It has been crazy busy making content for Red Markets, the economic zombie apocalypse RPG game by Caleb Stokes. So I wanted to share some works I did for this particular project.
Here is one of my favourites: the salesman. Apparently, selling zombie heads is a fruitful business …
And of course, you can’t have a horror game without crawling through zombie infested sewers.
Because of my hectic schedule, I sadly have no new updates for my Legends of Ceredyn work to share with you, but I really hope to start on some more Ceredyn artwork later this year!
Earlier this year I had the wonderful opportunity to make character concepts for “In the Shadow of the Moon”, a project of Internegative Films, LLC. Hope you enjoy them!
Here are some new paintings I did for expansions of “The Shadow of the Demon Lord”, a RPG game by Schwalb Entertainment llc.
In less than 2 hours and 20 minutes, Red Markets Kickstarter reached its initial funding goal! Hurrah for Caleb!
Lets go for the stretch goals now and make this game even more awesome!
New to Red Markets? It’s about the end of the world, about zombies, horror, survival and the eternal question: how are you going to pay your rent while everything around you is falling apart.
You can get a taste and follow the full play test campaign on RPPR “THE BRUTALISTS”: run by the author and game designer himself or read his Blog.
Beside the cover, here is some artwork I did that’s featured in the rulebook:
Who said pen&paper RPG was dead? If that was ever the case, Caleb Stokes resurrected the genre in 2 hours.
It wouldn’t be an epic fantasy tale without a dragon battle!
… and the snow is just too deep for her.
I always think about a story while painting a piece and this one was about a little girl and her guardian escaping a savage horde that sacked the castle and raided all the surrounding farmlands.
A desperate attempt to block 400lbs of reptilian fury
