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Prodigy of the Journeymen

The half-elven woman named Prodigy, was born Camille Miller to a human Jean-Paul Miller, a drunken mill worker of Rankin, one of Belardin’s many smaller villages. Camille never knew of her mother, as her father would often get violent whenever she asked about her mother. She was mostly raised by her aunt June Miller, whoContinue reading “Prodigy of the Journeymen”

The World of Telara

So hello everyone apologies for being quite the past few months, got wrapped up in a few things, but I come with a few gifts. I did start a full time job recently, so I will not be able to update or be able to work on artwork/products as often as I would like to,Continue reading “The World of Telara”

Traditional Art Update

So I’ve been working hard on a comic called Frontier Requiem, which is why I have not been doing much on my site here, but in between pages and panels I found the time to finish and scan these two pieces that I uploaded to my Traditional Art Portfolio, which you can view right here.

New Traditional Art and Society6 Products

Earlier today I was able to upload some new scans of pencil, and ink artwork to the Traditional Art page, one of the pieces uploaded has become a new product line for my Society6 account, you can view that by clicking here.

New Product & Society6 Update

So yesterday I spent a good chunk of my time dedicated to working on another piece of my D&D character Andrus, a Tiefling Paladin to the Raven Queen. And while I finished the enhancing the ink work of the piece, I am still not finished digitally coloring it, but with the black and white finishedContinue reading “New Product & Society6 Update”

“I Dare Ya!” Shirt

So yesterday I decided to quickly create a shirt design, that was inspired by my friend Steven and his favorite sayings “Go ahead, Do it! I dare ya! Bet you won’t!” If anyone is interested you can simply click here and purchase yourself either a t-shirt, v-neck, long sleeve, or maybe a hoodie. Also IContinue reading ““I Dare Ya!” Shirt”