A Weaver Dragon, A Monster I Created For My D&D Blog. You Can Read About It Here.

I occasionally dabble in aviation art for books, magazines and model kits. These are (top to bottom) a Nakajima Ki-44, a Mitsubishi F1-M2 and an Aviatik (Berg) D.I

More of my avation art here.

A Treacherous Pillar. This is a D&D monster I created for my blog, and you can read about it here.

Pencil drawings I made in 1986 or '87 as handouts for 'The Mauretania', an adventure for the Call of Cthulhu rpg (second edition - published in 'The Asylum & Other Tales'). I modified the adventure quite a bit, as published adventures usually need a bit of bodging. These were essentially images I handed to players when they experienced certain events within the adventure. I also used the same approach when running homebrew adventures.

Commissioned artwork for Pickpocket Press' Low Fantasy Gaming rpg

ASW aircraft concept.

A Carnyx. This is a spot illo for my D&D/RPG blog, and you can read about it here.

I've always liked the illustration of a Bugbear from the 1E AD&D Monster Manual (drawn by David Sutherland). It made them seem slightly unhinged. My Bugbear sketches are trying to tap into the same vibe.

A Flail Snail. Spot illustration for Old School Essentials. This was the first illustration I was asked to create for OSE, which pleased me no end as the Flail Snail is one of my all-time favourite D&D monsters.

I played Runequest quite a lot from 1985 to about '87, and always liked that it featured ducks as a playable race. I had a duck barbarian character called Koduck Instamantix.

'Crush your enemies eggs, see them rolling before you, and to hear the lamentation of the ducklings'.

Mech concept.