Forgotten Crypts

I really like portraying rocky environments covered with snow...there is just something really captivating in the contrast between light and dark, soft and hard, smooth and detailed...

2 paintings

The Life Source

Nothing much to say. Trying to enrich my color palette.

Misty Path

I hope I can make you hear the deep sound of the waterfall...

Mountain Citadel

Untitled

Nothing much to say for this one except that it's practice...

The Keep

Based on a sketch I did last year inspired by the monasteries of Meteora.

 

 

Path Of The Dead

Another piece which had been laying around unfinished for a while. All those precious minutes between my new chores as a father of twins were put into this and my previous painting "Alm-Atias Refuge"...let's see how long it will take me to do a new painting from scratch. Too long, that's almost certain...

 

Alm-Atias Refuge

Time to paint has been so scarce for the last month that getting this painting completed was a real victory for me. *Sigh of relief*

The Roaring Pillars

I hope you can hear them...
(inspired by the great Paul Lasaine)

Forest Kingdom II

Here is a cover I did for Eduardo Tarilonte's upcoming sampling library Forest Kingdom II. I had a lot of fun doing it and, once more, I took inspiration from another great 80s flick "Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Last Ark".

Landscape

Based on a thumbnail sketch I did last year.

Hidden Temple

Trying out new techniques.

Evil Returns

Evil Returns - Being a child of the 80s I grew up watching the Evil Dead movies, John Carpenter's great horror masterpieces, Poltergeist, etc...I had to come up with something with living dead...I hope the 30somethings out there relate to this as I do!

The Crossing

practice sketch

Ruins

Speedpainting practice.

4 Thumbnails

4 thumbnails...good for keeping in a sketch folder and turning into a final piece later on...

The Beheader

Trying to make pink and swans look cool and evil. This one started out from the same sketch as "Everyone Wants To Be A Hero" posted some months ago.

Trenches

Same as previous exercise...1 hour limit speedpainting in one continuous session.

Bloodsucker's Humble Abode

Set myself a time limit of 1 hour to do this speedpainting trying to focus on the essential elements and using as much time-saving techniques as possible. I also did this in one pass to see if I could get away without relying on those invaluable pauses that make you see all the dumb mistakes you did.