Illustration.

Graham, the creator of one-shot RPG Under the Autumn Strangely, commissioned me to create this poster. It depicts the progress of a game they facilitated , where two people (Truss and Arthur) travelled through the Never Was and experienced all sorts of unsettling things on the road.

Vampire: The Masquerade is a popular TTRPG with the common issue of being relatively inaccessible to brand new players. Thomas Constantine Moore, who commissioned these pieces from me, wrote a condensed version of the startup rules and published a blog post about that. He commissioned a header and two spots from me for that post.

Vampire: The Masquerade is a popular TTRPG with the common issue of being relatively inaccessible to brand new players. Thomas Constantine Moore, who commissioned these pieces from me, wrote a condensed version of the startup rules and published a blog post about that. He commissioned a header and two spots from me for that post.

Vampire: The Masquerade is a popular TTRPG with the common issue of being relatively inaccessible to brand new players. Thomas Constantine Moore, who commissioned these pieces from me, wrote a condensed version of the startup rules and published a blog post about that. He commissioned a header and two spots from me for that post.

Driving through the desert at dusk has a dreamlike quality to it, and it’s an experience I love going back to. This isn’t a depiction of any one moment as much as it is of a feeling.

I was commissioned to create a new Twitter avatar for romance author Megan Frampton. She wanted to echo the album cover for the Peter Frampton record Frampton Comes Alive! , and she wanted to make sure her “anxiety“ shirt was included.

I was commissioned to create a new Twitter avatar (back in the days of Twitter) for Linda Tirado. She’s a photographer and journalist who lost an eye while covering the 2020 protests. A “nonlethal“ round was fired by police into her face.

Further exploration about a possible children’s book.

A little bit of visual development for a kids book I was kicking around. The girl’s name is Rowan, and she’s been waiting for autumn for a while.

A few years ago my friend and podcast cohost, Molly Mastel, commissioned this piece to commemorate the end of a long-running D&D game she’d run. She ha commissioned me once before for a shirt design, and I was delighted to return to the Nifty Valley one more time. I put this together in the style of a vintage travel postcard, and she specified a different moment in the campaign for each of the letters to show.

I was commissioned by Savvy Adler to create a header piece for their memoir blog post about their relationship to the musical Hamilton and the darkest days of their life. The piece describes disassociating in the rain and I thought the idea of their colors running like watercolors and breaking the frame could describe that experience visually.

I was commissioned by Molly Mastel to create an illustration that could easily be screen printed onto t-shirts which she could gift to her TTRPG party. She described a wizard’s showbiz scheme to keep several tiny worlds in little pods - The Pods of Elro - and the party’s quest was to make their way through each one. These shirts were meant to look like they could be hanging in Elmo’s gift shop.

“Drawloween” is a popular online challenge to draw anywhere between 6 and 31 pieces through the month of October. This piece is a response to the one-word prompt: Carved.

Based on the song Drunken Lament by Ludo

Thomas Constantine Moore created a TTRPG system a few years ago called Sensational, which offered powers based on the emotional states of the characters. This is the cover for the print-and-play file of that game.

An advertisment for HS Extreme Week - a vector image of a floating mountain and waterfall.