I work primarily in digital, but also graphite and oil paint, although my favorite is Bic ballpoint pen.
This is my favorite in a series of pieces I did of these 3 wizards. I used Bryce 4, Poser 4 Pro, and Photoshop 7. I like the desolate feeling and dramatic lighting, as if he's commanding the sun to rise. This took about 5-6 hours. Most of it layer masks.
This is the first real digital piece I did. I modeled an entire cathedral in the Thief level editor Dromed, inside and out. I then took a screeshot from the previewer, added a photo background in Iphoto Plus 4, inserted the characters in Poser 4, then added shadows and the white effect. I like the composition in this piece, Each face is looking at the next.
The town was modeled in Dromed, figures in Poser 4, and put together in Iphoto Plus 4. I love the foreground figure's pose, and the lighting on him is so sharp. I especialy like the way he's holding his left katar. My personal favorite.
This is the inside of that cathedral I modeled. I went less for composition and artistic quality and more for fun. It feels like Diablo, with the dead naked gorey bodies everywhere. I like the dis-proportioned skeleton, and the lighting on him. My friends like this one best.
This is the Old Man. He's a playable character from an RPG im working on. I did it in graphite then edited in Photoshop 7. I get my inspiration for my drawings from Blizzard's team, especially Samsel Didier and Chris Metzen. I learned to draw by reproducing thier art from game manuals. I have a flowing robe fetish, as most my characters have robes cloaks or capes.
I had an assignment where I had to take a subject and represent it in a foreign art style. I did my Thief-y figure from the standoff robbing Japanese Pagodas in this style, and I really enjoyed doing it. So i did another, but of a more traditional style. It turned out fantastic. The scan is really good, you can see all the little flaws, hahaha.
This is the same dude as before, just done in scratchboard. This is the first time I worked with the medium and it came out pretty well. I overlayed the figure, but did the ground all off the top of my head. You can get some really nice texture effects with scratchboard. I especially like the fur pauldrons and the staff.