Since I’m Harper’s Forge’s Artist of the month, I need to pull my finger out and upload some of the stuff I’ve been working on recently.

There’s images from the Shadow World Player’s Guide…

There’s images from the HARP SciFi book…

And then there’s a Viking inspired by the film ‘How to Train your Dragon’ which I was watching the other night with my children.

These images shown above are just a few of the items that have been added to the Gallery. For a larger view, jump into my Gallery.

I have the honour of being Harper’s Forge Artist of the month as well as the Shadow World Player’s Guide being this month’s Inspiration of the Month (which I was both the illustrator and layout guy).

Harper’s Forge are a private site that allows artist, writers, editors and gamers to collaborate in their respective works and to produce fictional material for roleplaying. They try to inspire your imagination with various artist, books, movies and fiction. You can also download completed adventures from their site.

Well, it’s been quite some time since I last posted and a lot has happened!

The Shadow World Player’s Guide PDF is out and available for purchase at RPG NOW for the great price of $7 and is a must buy for veteran Shadow World players as well as those just starting out. The printed version will be coming out soon.

Here’s just a few of the spreads in this 54 page PDF.

I was responsible for practically all of the interior art as well as the layout of the book. Poser (a 3D character application), Vue (a 3D landscape application), Strata CX (a 3D modeller) and Photoshop (an image editing application for compositing all the different elements) were the apps of choice for the illustrations and InDesign was my best, and only friend when it came to the layout.

You can see some more of the images used as well as plenty that couldn’t fit into the publication in my 3D Gallery