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4 May 2012 0 Comments

More Watercolor

City of Sorcery and Playing in the Dungeon are two of my latest pieces of work. And more than anything they are huge leaps forward in my letting go, allowing the fresh, vibrant, and slightly abstract inner world to come alive without any unnecessary control. I hope you like them, and thank you very much [...]

10 April 2012 0 Comments

Picnic Interruptus

Another watercolor I managed in a fit of experimentation. I hope you like it

3 April 2012 1 Comment

On the Edge

Lately watercolors have just been in my soul to use. Something so beautiful and magic about the way they move and breathe. Difficult in the extreme to master — for so many reasons, but worth the chaos  if you’re obsessed enough I suppose On the Edge started out as a drawing, like everything, but had [...]

30 March 2012 1 Comment

Warhorse

I’ve been creating a lot lately, back to traditional media. At least for now. Warhorse, among many others, came charging out from the shadows of my heart at long last. It is an incredibly special piece to me. It’s everything I feel inside that matters, everything that resists giving up or giving in. And it’s [...]

22 February 2012 0 Comments

Lorimor’s Wrath

Painting again at last!!! A grumpy dragon chillin’ on a hillside over some toasty carnage. Hope you dig it

11 September 2011 0 Comments

Breathing in the Den

An old world place to sit and think by the fire.

8 September 2011 0 Comments

Alien Strongman

A blend of the old world and sci-fi. This image popped into my head and I had to get on it pronto. Hope you enjoy

6 September 2011 0 Comments

The Thing in Corridor 13

Another fun Sci-Fi dream come to life

29 August 2011 0 Comments

Facing the Leopard

A huge number of my paintings are about facing fear. It feels like that theme in a well-lived life never changes. And so neither does the task of a warrior.

29 August 2011 0 Comments

The Summoning

I was thinking about the faith of a mustard seed thing, moving mountains and all that. And I thought, why not raise enough magic to have one move itself