To practice with Adobe InDesign on my own, I decided to create a fictitious magazine. Fantazine was the result. Just to be clear: none of the artwork used in Fantazine is mine, I merely used it as an exercise in page composition. The cover illustration is by the talented John Dickerson.

To practice with Adobe InDesign on my own, I decided to create a fictitious magazine. Fantazine was the result. Just to be clear: none of the artwork used in Fantazine is mine, I merely used it as an exercise in page composition. Artwork from the PC game Neverwinter Nights by Black Isle Studios and Deus Ex: Invisible War by the now defunct Ion Storm (authors unknown).

To practice with Adobe InDesign on my own, I decided to create a fictitious magazine. Fantazine was the result. Just to be clear: none of the artwork used in Fantazine is mine, I merely used it as an exercise in page composition. Artwork from the console game Baldur's Gate 2: Dark Alliance by Black Isle Studios (author unknown), and a photo of an Alienware laptop.

To practice with Adobe InDesign on my own, I decided to create a fictitious magazine. Fantazine was the result. Just to be clear: none of the artwork used in Fantazine is mine, I merely used it as an exercise in page composition. Photos and artwork from the miniatures game Confrontation by Rackham.

To practice with Adobe InDesign on my own, I decided to create a fictitious magazine. Fantazine was the result. Just to be clear: none of the artwork used in Fantazine is mine, I merely used it as an exercise in page composition. Artwork: Ghost in the Shell series by Production I.G.; Vampire Princess Yui by Narumi Kakinouchi; and Kunoichi by SEGA. Unfortunately, I forgot the source of the two bishounen I used in the "More Cool-Looking But Useless Armor" section.

To practice with Adobe InDesign on my own, I decided to create a fictitious magazine. Fantazine was the result. Just to be clear: none of the artwork used in Fantazine is mine, I merely used it as an exercise in page composition. Artwork from the console game Baldur's Gate 2: Dark Alliance by Black Isle Studios (author unknown).

I decided to give Illustrator a try and see if I could come up with some "spot illustrations." This is one of them.

Another experiment with Adobe Illustrator.

Using the Dryad charcoal drawing, I created this ad mockup of a fictitious suntan lotion.

Detail of a bigger charcoal drawing titled "Jon Meets a Dryad."

Yet another female study done in pencils.

Based on a novel which, in turn, was based upon the tragic Irish folktake of Deirdre. The drawing depicts the moment when Deirdre encounters the sea for the first time in her life.

No need for introductions.

Merely a female body study, no history to it.

Dorvak was a character I created for a Dungeons & Dragons campaign many years ago, and one of the most memorable.

Fantasy/Horror Illustration

Fantasy/Horror Illustration. Just mixing some Kawaidan-like monster with some absinth on the side. Still needs some work.

Another Lara Croft drawing (colored pencil drawing retouched in Photoshop). The background is a filtered photo of the Great Sphinx.

Playing with several female faces... pencil.

Fantasy/Horror Illustration. My third horror-themed Illustration made during October 2007. Naturally, it is inspired in the nightmarish Goya painting titled "Saturn Devouring His Son." Genders are switched, and instead of a pagan deity I have here a frenzied credit-card-worshipping "pagan consumer." Still unfinished. Will post the whole piece once I'm done.

"Concept art" of my character, Cobalt Wolf

Another concept drawing of my character, Cobalt Wolf

Gershom, one of the "comrades-at-arms" of Cobalt Wolf.

Another member of the Cobalt Wolf corps, specialized in stealth-ops

The "spiritual predecessor" of Cobalt Wolf.

Based upon the character appearing in the first (and to me, the only) Heavy Metal Movie.

Another member of the "Cobalt Wolf corps," so to speak.

Another character in the Cobalt Wolf universe. Rival of Gold Thallia.

Another character of an old Dungeons & Dragons campaign.

Characters created for a cyberpunk/horror campaign using Mayfair's Chill RPG.

I had to create my own pantheon of deities for my homebrewn campaign. This one was a sketch I did of Shaide, the blind goddess of night and magic.

Another AD&D character.

This one is based on a minotaur characterof an AD&D campaign.