Feb 4, 2013
Jan 3, 2013
Card game artwork
Dec 12, 2011
Oct 31, 2011
The Masque of Red Death
Sep 25, 2011
Jan 25, 2011
Dec 12, 2010
Nov 18, 2010
Nov 7, 2010
The Miller's Daughter
This is the last in series I did of the Fairy Tale heroines. I started her the same time I started Briar Rose and Cinderella. I believe that was back in Fall of 07. She has sat on a board for three years, mostly finished. A friend's interest in the series renewed my desire to complete the detail work, as this Heroine from Rumplestilskin was one of her favorites.
The Miller's Daughter, first placed in the impossible situation of spinning straw into gold, strikes a bargain with a small strange man who demands her first born as payment for his help, with the condition that she is free of the contract if she can guess his name.
The poor girl, now the Queen, is shown holding her child and glancing at the place where the funny little man once stood. Apparently she guessed correctly.
The Miller's Daughter, first placed in the impossible situation of spinning straw into gold, strikes a bargain with a small strange man who demands her first born as payment for his help, with the condition that she is free of the contract if she can guess his name.
The poor girl, now the Queen, is shown holding her child and glancing at the place where the funny little man once stood. Apparently she guessed correctly.
Feb 25, 2010
Nov 1, 2009
Non playing characters
These are some quick characters that were created for a game my brother is designing. They are based on characters that were created a while ago, but they were always drawn more realistically. This was an experiment to make them a little more stylized and somewhat more cartoony.
Apr 22, 2009
Mar 13, 2009
Jan 26, 2009
Catherine




This Paper Doll I created after Christmas for Scarlet. She told me that she doesn't like "fluffy" girl stuff. So I thought of doing a doll based on a character that I created several years ago who is the consort to an incubus. The idea was that she was sort of a Gothic Grace Kelly who always wore black. Her costumes reflect her taste and style through the centuries.
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