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Nadirim avatars

2012-01-16T00:54:00.011+01:00

In the past two years I painted dozens of portraits of the NPCs you can meet (or not) in the game. Some of them are modelled after my (ex) collegues.

Nadirim creatures

2012-01-13T02:09:00.006+01:00

I designed this characters for the Nadirim MMORPG in the past two years.

City of Sand

2012-01-09T22:39:00.008+01:00

I painted this two cityscapes for the cinematic trailer of the Nadirim MMORPG in 2010.

Dungeon #197

2012-01-07T14:10:00.001+01:00

I made these three illustrations for Dungeon Magazine #197.

Leaden Pegasus and Balor's Eye

2011-12-09T13:48:00.010+01:00

Leaden Pegasus

Balor's Eye

I did these two covers for a brand new Hungarian urban fantasy series called "Zenit". They are the first novels of the series, and I hope plenty more will come.

Nadirim

2011-11-08T13:28:00.010+01:00

"It is on! Wish Granted: The magical book has been opened!

Nadirim has opened its virtual pages today, inviting everyone from around the globe into a unique fantasy world of Arabian fables and myths. On this date, you will experience magic never-before-seen and stories never-before-heard while you battle your way through the empire that was once considered as paradise by many, but now being overrun by the growing darkness.

The pages of the book which tell the magical tale of a magical empire are still blank... The future depends on you... Your tale will decide if the sun shines... or fades within the shadows..."

CLICK & ENJOY OUR GAME!

The Great Hunt

2011-10-23T11:56:00.004+02:00

Cover painting for the second book in The Wheel of Time series, The Great Hunt by Robert Jordan. A collaboration with Richard Vass.

Wake the Plague

2011-10-07T22:05:00.000+02:00

I made this cover illustration for the debut album called "Wake the Plague" by the German thrash metal band Battlecreek.

The Eye of the World

2011-09-30T00:12:00.000+02:00

Cover painting for the first book in The Wheel of Time series, The Eye of the World by Robert Jordan. A collaboration with Richard Vass.

Arkayne Vampire

2011-09-19T00:25:00.001+02:00

Warhammer: Invasion LCG. The Capital Cycle expansion.

Warlock Engineer

2011-09-17T00:59:00.000+02:00

I made this skaven illustration for the Warhammer: Invasion LCG by Fantasy Flight Games. You can find it in The Capital Cycle expansion.

Street Legends

2011-08-31T01:00:00.006+02:00

"The Agent" and Hannibelle - I made this two illustrations for the upcoming Shadowrun sourcebook "Street Legends".

Plague World

2011-08-12T00:59:00.012+02:00

An illustration for the Black Crusade core rulebook. Black Crusade is "a roleplaying game set in the Warhammer 40,000 universe, a setting in the grim darkness of the far future. Players take on the roles of Disciples of the Dark Gods, working against the rule of the galaxy-spanning Imperium of Man and in pursuit of personal glory".

Black Flame Zealot

2011-07-30T02:03:00.001+02:00

You can find this illustration in the 401st issue of Dragon magazine, I made it for the article "Class Acts: Assassin - The Black Flame Zealot" by Chad Brown. My art director was the amazing Jon Schindehette again.

Bran Mak Morn

2011-07-26T23:10:00.007+02:00

A cover painting for the book "Bran Mak Morn and the Picts", a collection of short stories by Robert E. Howard. The next part of the series "Masterworks" from Delta Vision, the artwork is a collaboration with Richard Vass.

The Star Rover

2011-07-06T14:24:00.011+02:00

A cover painting for the novel "The Star Rover" by Jack London. It's the next part of the series "Masterworks" from Delta Vision. The artwork is a collaboration with Richard Vass.

Assassin's Quest

2011-06-14T21:20:00.013+02:00

A cover painting for the third novel of the Farseer Trilogy, Assassin's Quest by Robin Hobb. A collaboration with Richard Vass.

Guttersnipe

2011-06-11T23:02:00.009+02:00

A halfling rogue at work. This illustration has been made for the article "Character Themes: Heroes for Hire" by Richard Baker, and you can find it in Dragon magazine issue 399. I did two pieces for this issue: this one and the chapter starter for the same article. It was a pleasure and a great honor to work with Wizards Senior Creative Director Jon Schindehette again.

Wolf Hunger

2011-05-18T11:32:00.023+02:00

This is another piece for the Call of Cthulhu card game by Fantasy Flight Games. It's been made for the Silver Twilight cycle expansion almost a year ago. It was my first CoC illustration, and I made it with Richard Vass. Let me show you some insider stuff.

Assignment: A man in a ferocious rage is attacking the viewer, his mouth salivating and his eyes yellow. Although his ripped clothing is that of a respectable 1920s businessman, his mind is completely overcome with desperate, bestial hunger.

The first rough by Richard. It's been drawn with pencil, the tones added in Sketchbook.

I colorized the sketch in Photoshop and sent it to the FFG folks.

After the approval of the sketch Richard did this pencil base for the final painting.

Wolf Hunger, the finalized illustration for the card. I painted it in Photoshop.

© 2010-2011 Fantasy Flight Games

Servant of Serapis

2011-05-12T10:06:00.001+02:00

The red sun sank low, bringing the relentless chill of Egyptian dusk; and as it stood poised on the world’s rim like that ancient god of Heliopolis... we saw silhouetted against its vermeil holocaust the black outlines of the Pyramids of Gizeh...
(Under the Pyramids, H.P. Lovecraft)

I have two pieces I did for the Call of Cthulhu: Ancient Relics cycle expansion. This is one of them, an old Egyptian monster, the servant of the god Serapis. You can check the final card out on the FFG website, it's a pleasure to see my work there.

The graphic artist of the week

2011-04-20T11:03:00.005+02:00

"The graphic artist of the week" is an article series about the contemporary Hungarian graphic artists and it's a great honor to be a part of it. It's written in Hungarian - there are lots of goodness about me.

Comic strip speed painting

2011-04-19T12:17:00.008+02:00

Nowadays I'm a full time artist at Twisted Tribe, working on Nadirim, and one of my collegues is Richard Vass. We create some short comic strips for the game - check our working process out:

Ifin nights 2

2011-04-15T21:52:00.004+02:00

Cover of the M.A.G.U.S. book "Ifin nights 2" by Gergely Gabor Boruzs. You are right, it's the sequel of "Ifin nights"... and my favorite job so far. A collaboration with Richard Vass.

King Kull

2011-04-11T23:06:00.002+02:00

Cover of the Robert E. Howard anthology "King Kull and the Ancestors". A collaboration with Richard Vass.

Alpha Tiger

2011-04-10T23:12:00.009+02:00

Cover painting for the German heavy metal band Alpha Tiger for their debut album called "Man or Machine".

Bugman's Rangers

2011-03-18T01:05:00.009+01:00

My first illustration for Fantasy Flight Games. I painted it last summer for the Warhammer: Invasion LCG, you can find it in a Morrslieb Cycle battle pack. I worked with Richard Vass again, he made the awesome pencil base for this illustration.

Ork of Cara Fahd

2011-01-23T21:09:00.004+01:00

Cover of the Earthdawn sourcebook "Nations of Barsaive III: Cara Fahd", coming in April 2011.

"Cara Fahd is caught in the middle as the conflict between Thera and Throal intensifies and war looms on the horizon. Outside forces harass their borders and a myriad of dangers threatens the stability of this new nation. With thousands of orks having gathered from all over Barsaive, tension reigns as former bloodsworn enemies must work together to ensure their own survival..."

Best wishes

2010-12-22T13:01:00.002+01:00

Kreaturen & Monster

2010-12-16T00:11:00.006+01:00

The Rolemaster handbook "Kreaturen & Monster" is out now. I summoned some demons for this book:

War!

2010-12-14T21:06:00.009+01:00

All Hell!
The diplomats have failed. The tensions have only grown worse. Each side has pushed the other too far, so there’s nothing left to do but fight. At the border of Aztlan and Amazonia, war has broken out. The streets of Bogotá are being pummeled, mercenaries are being hired and killed in approximately equal numbers, and blood is being spilled in dark rooms to give strength to mages on the battlefield. Most importantly, runners are being hired by the score.
War! puts Shadowrun players into the world of open combat. From sabotage missions behind enemy lines to intelligence operations to small-squad mercenary tactics, War! provides the background information, gear, and rules players need to plunge into the chaos of battle.

I made two black & white illustrations for this book. This is one of them: Dragonfly drones.

Deng Nong

2010-12-09T20:46:00.004+01:00

"The deng nong are gargantuan herbivores that hail from the land of Indrisa. Already domesticated when they were brought to Cathay, they resemble large oxen with third horns protruding from their snouts. They can grow to sizes of over 35 feet long and nearly 20 feet tall."

An illustration Richard Vass and I made for the Earthdawn sourcebook Cathay: The Five Kingdoms Gamemasters Guide.

The Sun and the ambitious waterdrop

2010-11-10T11:00:00.019+01:00

It's the very first time you can read Leonardo da Vinci's tales in Hungarian. The book is edited by Academy Award winner Ferenc Rofusz, the 28 tales are translated by Jozsef Attila Award winner Balazs Szalinger. I worked with Richard Vass again, we made an illustration for the tale "The Sun and the ambitious waterdrop". It's said that the book is illustrated by the most excellent contemporary Hungarian graphic artists, so it's a great honor to be a part of this project.

Hundredwars

2010-10-25T20:02:00.048+02:00

This is the cover of the novel "Hundredwars" by John J. Sherwood. I worked with Richard Vass on it again. The following is a walkthrough how we created this painting.

After we received the details from the publisher, we talked a lot about the options, the potential scenes, the compositional schemes we could use. In the story you can read about the war between the gentle elves and the demonic breed of the aquirs. Both of the species use flying battle ships: the ships of the elves are beautiful, the aquir ones are living meat monstrosities and lava vessels. And there are also dragons in friendship with the good forest people in the novel. Well, we were thinking a lot about the story and then Richard drew these thumbnail sketches. On the first one you can see the final cover in a rough phase: a fallen aquir battle ship and a dragon who attacks it. On the second one there is an aquir chief on his ship, watching some antagonistic dragons flying. The publisher and the author chose the first one.

Richard made the graphics on the basis of the sketch. He drew the dragon and the ship separately, then scanned the pages and gave me a PSD file with two layers. You know I use Photoshop on an iMac, an ancient Wacom tablet and rough metal music.

I played with the dragon and finally flipped it. Kept the graphics on a multiply layer and underpainted it with gray tones. If you paint this way, you can manage the tones easily without take care of the colors.

I added some basic colors to the image. I wanted to illustrate the difference between the meat vessel and the reptile.

At first I worked on the details of the aquir ship and the mountain top. I tried to paint some distance with using of blue tones, because the ship is a really huge beasty and it's far from the dragon (witch is a huge beasty, too).

I wanted the fire to be the focus of the image. When I painted it I used some photos of napalm explosions as references. I think it looks good in front of that purple and blue background.

At the end I finalized the dragon then I painted some tiny flying bat-like creatures in the background. They are aquirs. Or dragons. Or both...

It's the finalized cover painting. I flipped it and made some little modifications: hit the ship with a lightning strike (I guess it comes from the elves), made color corrections, and heal the right... no, the left wing of the dragon.

The book went to the stores with this typography. It's published by Delta Vision, you can read it only in Hungarian.

Jiu Tou Niao

2010-10-02T14:50:00.007+02:00

"The jiu tou niao is a savage beast, so rare that most Cathayans believe it is only a myth designed to scare children. This creature appears as a 12-foot tall bird of prey with a 24-foot wingspan and nine heads attached to long, sinewy necks. The jiu tou niao is an excellent hunter, feasting on a wide variety of creatures, though it isn’t above scavenging. However, the favorite meal of the jiu tou niao is Namegiver flesh, especially the flesh of Namegiver children."

Well, it seems it's a pretty badass birdy... Another illustration Richard and I made for the upcoming Earthdawn sourcebook Cathay: The Five Kingdoms Gamemasters Guide.

The Cathayan sand desert

2010-09-30T20:47:00.012+02:00

This was the first interior illustration Richard and I did for an upcoming Earthdawn stuff. The book is called Cathay: The Five Kingdoms Gamemasters Guide, and there will be an other one called Players Guide. We made five illustrations for the game masters and five for the players. You can find a little art preview on Earthdawn Line Developer Carsten Damm's blog, and I'm gonna post other ones here, just keep in touch!

Welcome to the Sixth World

2010-09-30T11:14:00.008+02:00

It's the Sixth World Almanac street day today!

It should be out and about, with it’s detailed timeline, writeups of nearly 40 nations, and full-color poster-sized world map!

What was the VITAS outbreak like for the people who were there? What was Renraku Arcology—and its operating software—like before it became a total nightmare? How does it feel to get off a plane and set foot in the ghoul kingdom of Asamondo?

The Sixth World Almanac is the ultimate compendium of Sixth World energy, history, and geography. With the most detailed timeline in Shadowrun’s history and write-ups of nearly forty major nations, this book immerses players and gamemasters in the Sixth World deeper than they have ever been.

The Almanac is full of Shadowrun firsts, including the first-ever full-color map of the entire Sixth World and new fiction covering historic eras that have never been detailed in past sourcebooks. Open the Almanac and fall into the Sixth World—let the art, the maps, and the writing bring you more completely into one of the most exciting, enduring role-playing settings of all time!

Cover art by Echo Chernik

Zombification

2010-08-18T01:24:00.005+02:00

An illustration for the M.A.G.U.S. card game, made in 2007. This piece is one of my favorites.

The wings of Hargash'um

2010-08-15T14:22:00.006+02:00

This is an illustration I made for the M.A.G.U.S. card game "Choosen Ones". It seems this Hargash'um was a really though guy, his wings are deadly artifacts now.

Neanderthal and company

2010-07-30T18:31:00.002+02:00

Some kind of biomorphs: a reguar transhuman, an android, a neo-hominid, and an uplifted neanderthal. This is an Eclipse Phase: Sunward illustration.

Neanderthal biomorph

2010-07-29T22:26:00.013+02:00

Character illustration from the pages of the Eclipse Phase: Sunward book. Eclipse Phase is an award winning role-playing game with top artwork, so it was a great honor to work for them on this project. And I could draw space neanderthals!

Corporate Guide's street day is today!

2010-07-22T09:28:00.004+02:00

"There’s new Shadowrun goodness floating around in print! Corporate Guide is out and about. Learn all you need to know about the Big Ten, and some rising powers to boot. For more information, look at this post, or to get a preview of the Aztechnology section, go here. Go buy at will, and enjoy!"

Cover art by John Zeleznik

Fight without winner

2010-07-20T23:56:00.005+02:00

Orcs vs troll vs chamois. The sixth (and last) illustration for 13Mann Verlags' Rolemaster adventure modul "Der Blutende Gott". A collaboration with Richard Vass.

Stone temple

2010-07-19T22:37:00.006+02:00

Another collaboration with Richard Vass. 13Mann Verlags, Rolemaster, "Der Blutende Gott".

Orc chief

2010-07-14T23:14:00.007+02:00

This is how we roll: pencils by Richard Vass, grey tones by me. 13Mann Verlags, Rolemaster, "Der Blutende Gott".

Spider monster

2010-07-14T08:40:00.003+02:00

Another collaboration with Richard Vass - another illustration for 13Mann Verlags. Rolemaster, "Der Blutende Gott".

Giant iron spider

2010-07-12T22:05:00.002+02:00

Another collaboration with my collegue and friend Richard Vass - another illustration for 13Mann Verlags. You can find it in the Rolemaster adventure modul "Der Blutende Gott".

Water ghost

2010-07-09T23:57:00.007+02:00

A collaboration with my collegue and friend Richard Vass, an illustration for 13Mann Verlags. You can find it in the Rolemaster adventure modul "Der Blutende Gott".

Some brutes and a pixel pixie

2010-06-29T01:09:00.007+02:00

1:1 details from the awakened Australia, from the pages of the Shadowrun: Sixth World Almanac sourcebook.

Nathan in trouble

2010-06-26T01:16:00.004+02:00

My favorite color Shadowrun illustration. You can find it on the pages of the Sixth World Almanac sourcebook.

Universal Omnitech

2010-06-22T23:42:00.003+02:00

Runners are breaking into a UniOmni research lab developing bioengineered organs. My favorite piece from the Shadowrun: Corporate Guide sourcebook.

Upgrade or be a Loser

2010-06-17T23:51:00.004+02:00

An Evo Red Star Clinic and its corporate scion clients - an illustration from the Shadowrun: Corporate Guide sourcebook.

Zeta-Imp

2010-06-14T17:45:00.004+02:00

A scary scene from the pages of the Shadowrun: Corporate Guide sourcebook.

Neonet Transys Experiments

2010-06-11T23:27:00.008+02:00

Another piece for the Shadowrun: Corporate Guide sourcebook - the finalized illustration and the sketch.

Evo Doppleganger Lab

2010-06-10T23:06:00.003+02:00

Another illustration for the Shadowrun: Corporate Guide sourcebook.

Ares Bug Biodrone

2010-06-09T00:08:00.012+02:00

This was my very first piece for Shadowrun. I made it in May 2009, and it's published in the Corporate Guide sourcebook.

Some curiosities: my first sketch, and Shadowrun Art Director Brent Evans' edits:

Corporate Life

2010-06-08T19:29:00.012+02:00

I made this illustration last year for the Shadowrun: Corporate Guide sourcebook. In this long-awaited book you can find nine black & whites by me.

Toronian faces

2010-05-30T13:42:00.007+02:00

I made these three little illustrations for the M.A.G.U.S. Toron handbook in 2008. A Toronian nobleman, a witch, and a necromancer.

Warlock Knights

2010-05-11T11:36:00.002+02:00

I made this piece for the article Realmslore: Vaasa by Brian R. James. You can find it in the Dungeon magazine issue #177.

The Bleeding God

2010-05-08T23:58:00.012+02:00

I did this cover illustration for the Rolemaster adventure modul "Der Blutende Gott". It will be published by 13Mann Verlags. From now I'm going to work with Richárd Vass: at first we made six grayscale interior illustrations for this book. You'll see them soon.

Eladrin Shaman

2010-03-03T18:31:00.028+01:00

I made this illustration for the article Class Acts: Shaman by Russell Jones and Jeremy Pappas, and you can see it in Dragon magazine issue #385. This piece is one of the first two D&D illustrations I made for Wizards of the Coast. My Art Director was Jon Schindehette and I hope we will work together in the future - it's a honor and a great opportunity to learn.
Beyond that this issue of Dragon is really special for me because its cover painting made by fellow countrymen of mine, Zoltan Boros and Gabor Szikszai.

Possessed shaman

2010-03-02T21:59:00.016+01:00

The grayscale basic and the colored, finished picture. I used more textures and adjustment layers because I'm trying another way to color and develop an illustration.

Toronian witch

2010-03-01T15:44:00.012+01:00

A dark hearted sorceress with an evident affection for tattoos and snakes. An illustration from 2008, made for the Toron sourcebook.

God of Storms, once again

2010-01-15T15:46:00.007+01:00

I refined my Hurakan picture for the Best of ArtOrder, 2009 book by Jon Schindehette. I also sent the Krampus, and hope they (or one of them) will be selected for the book.

The Baron (aka Manhunter)

2010-01-06T14:54:00.013+01:00

One of my very first digital paintings. It's the cover illustration for a novel by Harold Barouche, and has been presented as a part of The New Masters of Fantasy, Volume II collection in 2004. I drew it on paper with pencils, scanned the graphic, and finalized it in Photoshop and Painter.

Greetings

2009-12-23T19:29:00.003+01:00

Krampus

2009-12-18T22:03:00.007+01:00

It's made for the Krampus challenge by D&D senior art director Jon Schindehette.

Hurakan, step by step

2009-12-11T18:55:00.008+01:00

1:1 details of Hurakan

2009-12-09T20:31:00.014+01:00

Hurakan is the largest digital painting I ever did. Its size is 5906 x 4303 px, 50 x 36,43 cm (19.7" x 14.3"). Let me show you some details.

Hurakan, god of storms

2009-12-08T18:32:00.006+01:00

You can see the line-up here.

Dragon tattoos

2009-11-25T13:30:00.012+01:00

I think it's one of the greatest honors to see your art tattooed on someone's body.

Portrait of a savage dwarf

2009-11-23T13:57:00.007+01:00

How I painted the crime

2009-11-18T13:00:00.018+01:00

The working process of the Seattle dock scene. It's made in Photoshop from the first sketch to the final touches.

Long live R'n'R!

2009-11-17T16:25:00.015+01:00

I'm working on an image for my cousin's tour management company, and just drew this lovely mascot.

1:1 details from the docks

2009-11-17T08:37:00.008+01:00

Close-ups of the Seattle dock scene.

Seattle crime

2009-11-16T10:46:00.012+01:00

An asian orc Bruce Lee clone is fighting with hellhounds at the docks. Triads vs vories. Shadowrun, Seattle 2072.

1:1 details from Seattle, 2072

2009-11-14T14:20:00.009+01:00

Here is some close-ups of the Shadowrun street shamen illo.

Street shamen

2009-11-13T08:15:00.011+01:00

An illustration from the Seattle 2072, which is a 200 page, full color beauty - one of the most iconic Shadowrun books ever produced.

It’s a screwed up city. Isolated from the rest of the UCAS, it’s haven for criminals-mugglers, syndicates, gangers. Legal criminals, too-megacorporations, governments, politicians. As beautiful as she is dysfunctional, Seattle is urban sprawl amid rolling hills and forests nestled up to man-made wonders next door to natural and man-made disasters. Whether you’re a native or not, Seattle will draw you in like no other. You can run for a lifetime and never leave Seattle, but some say you can’t run for a lifetime without entering.

An orc with dreadlocks

2009-11-10T22:50:00.004+01:00

This was my very first illustration for the Rolemaster RPG. I painted it in September, 2008.

Parashield Handler

2009-11-09T08:23:00.005+01:00

The other cooperation with Catalyst Game Labs art director Brent Evans. You can find this illustration in the Running Wild sourcebook.

Shamaness

2009-11-06T11:19:00.005+01:00

It's an earlier illustration for Rolemaster. Just a chick for Friday. Have a nice weekend!

Now and then

2009-11-06T00:35:00.010+01:00

One of my first sketches of the fumbler magician Ash (Pernye) from 2006...

...and the cover illustration for PinkHell magazine issue 6, 2009.

Captain Hungary, detailed color sketch

2009-11-04T18:27:00.008+01:00

Check out the first rough sketch here.

The fate of the blasphemous Dirnen

2009-11-03T00:34:00.011+01:00

If you have ever met me there's no need to explain why this picture is so funny.

Hurakan, part 4

2009-11-01T21:38:00.011+01:00

This is my piece for the 4th part of the D&D challenge "Hurakan, the god of storms". Rough color character, his color palette, and the tight b&w cover sketch. You can read the description here.
Step one: silhouettes.
Step two: character thumbnails.
Step three: b&w character drawings & book compositional sketches.
D&D senior art director Jon Schindehette on my thumbs and my b&w sketch: here and here.

Skully

2009-11-01T00:50:00.005+01:00

A tiny one for Halloween night. Rolemaster, Leitmagie.

Magical outburst

2009-10-30T13:39:00.007+01:00

The Rolemaster sourcebook Leitmagie is out now!

Captain Hungary, 1st sketch

2009-10-29T00:53:00.014+01:00

Rododa whatsits

2009-10-25T10:55:00.008+01:00

An illustration from the Toron sourcebook, and the sketch I did in 2004. They'are the weird Toronian rododa actors. Or actresses, who knows.

Shifter Brawl

2009-10-23T02:34:00.031+02:00

You can find this illustration in the Shadowrun sourcebook Running Wild. This is a collaboration with Catalyst's art director Brent Evans. Brent is not just a great art director but an accomplished artist, it was a honor to finalize his ideas.

Dwarf border guard

2009-10-22T15:23:00.004+02:00

Hurakan, part 3

2009-10-18T22:37:00.018+02:00

This is the sketch for the part 3 of the D&D challenge "Hurakan, the god of storms". You can read the description here.
Step one: silhouettes.
Step two: character thumbnails.
D&D senior art director Jon Schindehette on my thumbs and on my b&w sketch: here and here.

Forsaken Land

2009-10-15T18:42:00.014+02:00

The ruins of an ancient Kyrian building in the tainted Forsaken Land. A concept by me, and a beautiful render by my ex-collegue Krisztián Szádóczki aka "Wolverine".

Sea goblin

2009-10-14T11:39:00.008+02:00

This little guy is one of my favourites. Unfortunatelly I had no possibilities to work out this undersea people. You can see some steps of their evolution below.

Great Khan Shikan

2009-10-14T00:47:00.005+02:00

The omnipotent leader of the nomad hordes. Illustration for the M.A.G.U.S. collectible card game "Chosen Ones".

Bear hunting

2009-10-12T13:02:00.001+02:00

Sketch and finished(?) artwork, made for the forthcoming M.A.G.U.S. sourcebook.

Fertility goddess - finished & uncenzored

2009-10-09T00:10:00.005+02:00

Nocturna

2009-10-08T13:16:00.002+02:00

Concept of a female demon for the unfinished M.A.G.U.S. game "Seventh Age".

Toronian infantry

2009-10-07T16:52:00.007+02:00

The dark empire's ordinary soldiers in the unfinished M.A.G.U.S. game "Seventh Age". We used this concepts when we designed the Toronian army for the Toron sourcebook:

The taxi driver

2009-10-02T11:31:00.002+02:00

Another character concept for the cutout-style animated series Golden Monkey. The model was the actor Peter Scherer.

Hunger

2009-10-02T00:38:00.008+02:00

Description: A Wendigo and a Dzoo-noo-qua wrestling over a tasty morsel of human flesh, claws locked in combat. Possibly have ghouls watching on, crouched in the shadows.

The sketch for the Running Wild illustration. Click here for the finished one.