More card illustrations...

These are further commissioned illustrations for Dan Smith's upcoming card game... I am anxious to see how they will be used as there seems to be a mixture of genres at play here!

Art to be featured in a new upcoming card game to be Kickstarted by Dan Smith!

Not too long ago, I wrapped up some illustration work for Dan Smith, a fellow illustrator and game designer with whom I've kept in contact with since mutually illustrating game products for Iron Crown's Cyberspace RPG. He just gave word that he is now in the process of developing a new game with a fantasy-based setting and commissioned these works you see here. As details on the game itself, it's still in development, but I think he's looking at a December 2017/January 2018 date to begin.

Additional card game illustrations...

Here are some additional commissions for the card game that my colleague Dan Smith has developed and will be Kickstarting sometime around Labor Day. Further information on his game can be seen on his Facebook page dedicated to his project: Five Minute Fight (Monster) - Card Game

Art from a recent card game project...

A selection of recent art I created for an upcoming card game created By Dan Smith which I believe is going to launch soon- it was great to be able to work with Dan as we had previously worked together on various Cyberspace RPG illustrations a while ago, and had gotten acquainted through an art trade where we had drawn each other's Cyberpunk-genre game characters. I look forward to seeing this game come out.

Cyberangel MMXVII:I

The first Cyberangel rendering of the year. Did a little experimentation with this piece regarding texture layers and some painterly-like processes.

Messenger

The latest of my Cyberangel series, Messenger. I will have these available as a print, approximately 16X20 format.

Cyberangel MMXV:I/Angel of Death

The latest in my "Cyberangel" series, I am planning on making this available as a Giclee print (on 12" X 18" paper- image being slightly smaller) in a run of 13 prints (13 being the number of the death card in the Tarot- more of a thematic choice than any belief in such things...).