Ask, and ye shall receive. Here are a couple of illustrations I did recently for Tales of the Talisman. They are for two individual short (“short” being an understatement) stories, which I won’t summarize here because if I even breathe a one-liner or two, I’ll have given away the entire plot. Go on. I challenge you to make stories of your own for these images. Share this post:
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Just a little something I’m working on for Loose Id. I just realized the shadow might be in the wrong place, but oh, well. The versions I sent as final don’t have the shadow. Share this post:
When I first started doing book covers, I wondered aloud to H.E. why anyone would use stock photos. “I,” said yours truly, scoffing, “would create everything from scratch.” I’d be flipping through stock photo catalogs while saying this, of course, because that’s what would trigger it. I’d look through those catalogs—sent to me at work because, hey, I’m a graphic designer—and I’d feel so ultimately superior to anyone who actually bought from those catalogs. H.E. knowingly bit his tongue. He…
I had to install some new plug-ins and models for my cover work, so I have a bit of a learning curve to get over. Here’s what I’ve done in my experiments so far: I’d show some renders of the Victoria and Michael 3D models, but I haven’t learned to dress them yet, and they are very anatomically correct. Share this post: