
Samurai Terrapin by me.
Totally original, never before seen concept of a sword-wielding, martial-arts practicing, anthropomorphic, shelled reptile…

Totally original, never before seen concept of a sword-wielding, martial-arts practicing, anthropomorphic, shelled reptile…
Here’s my take on a cyclops and a trio of adventurers who don‘t know when to just stay at home.
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For the Wizards of the Eternal Mesa, the sands of time are as physical and malleable as those of the desert that surrounds their home. Through their unfathomable magics they bend time, space, and matter to their whim, though even the most experienced of their number risks obliterating themselves from existence - past, present, and future - should they accidentally cast themselves into a paradox.
Hi all. I'm looking to take on some additional freelance work, be it illustrating OCs, book covers, game assets, concept art, toy design... I've had the good fortune to do all of it over the last decade and am keen to see what projects are out there.
Example pricing - full body, full colour detailed character illustration £125
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I recently entered this re-design of Skeletor as a Grim-Dark 40k-inspired cyborg/mech to Masters of the universe themed Character Design Challenge.
Who do you see him fighting for, if not just himself?
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The Knight of the Bulrushes guards the lake, the pond, the moat, and all their creatures fall under his protection. None have seen his face, and none know of his origin, but even on the occasions he might fall to another’s blade, he reappears from the water, pushing through he reeds and bulrushes to the shallows and returns to his noble duty.
This is my Travelling Beekeeper design for the May Character Design Challenge at https://characterdesignreferences.com
As they travel with the wind-borne pollen swells, the keepers of the Cloud Hive caravan rely on their carefully maintained balloons and dirigibles to deliver them and their precious colonies to distant and rare plants - those that provide the most sought-after and valuable honeys. Deploying in each new location for weeks while their bees make the most of new surroundings, they often find themselves having to use their powered dirigibles to tow the rest of the fleet against the currents to return to where they will get the best price for their wares.
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