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Manhattan Futuresk

Manhattan Futuresk

Lots and lots of stock photos, color manipulation, and editing. A heightened sense of reality and over saturation of color to suggest a bright future.

Love in the Virtual World

A little experiment

Artist for Hire

An artist painting what he sees

Nebula Station Concourse B

Just a fun experiment

The Night People

For Amazing Stories Fall 2019

As below, so above.

I just wanted to do a ringworld and decided, what if Earth added a ringworld around itself? The usual creative commons images formed the base of this.

Falling into the Past

Creative Commons licensed images from Pixabay.com and PxHere.com. Inspired by Paul Levinson’s story “Slipping Time” from Amazing Stories – WorldCon 2018 issue.

When Angels

The color version of the image published in Amazing Stories.

Amazing Stories WorldCon/Fall 2018

Various pieces I did for Amazing Stories – I allowed myself one story illustration but had to also do an illustration for the film review column when the artist assigned to that didn’t come through. The rest are little ‘filler’ pieces to prevent too much empty space in the magazine. As with all my work,...

The Big New Years Party

My first commission. Story illustration for my late friend Bud Webster’s story ‘The Big New Years Party’ as published in Nth Degree. http://www.nthzine.com/current-issue/ – photo composition with a Topaz Studio filter.

Giant Robot Attacks

Inspired by Simon Stålenhag, this piece contrasts high technology with a rural scene. Unlike my inspiration, I also added humor by using a windup robot toy as the giant technological element.
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