The Gallery

Welcome to the page I've set aside for my artwork, such as it is. I'm no professional -- I haven't even taken any classes -- but I like to think that I'm fairly proficient with paper and pencil. I've split the following up into categories. As you'll see, I am indeed a major geek.

Fantasy
- The Beast of Averoigne. From the short story of the same name by Clark Ashton Smith. I, uh, I drew this in the middle of a club meeting in school on the back of a handout...
- Dagon. The Demon Prince of the Lightless Depths. The figure on the left (the hideous tentacled thing) is his true form, and the figure on his right (the handsome merman) is the form he takes when he appears to his cultists. I'm told that this one looks like Cthulhu with an elf thrall, or something.
- Allywin Terrinmascher, Gnome Paladin. A young gnome out to avenge the death of her brother. See her D&D stats here. I like how this came out.
- Gnome vs. Kobold. Ally faces off against the kobold sorcerer who killed her brother. Just an experiment in drawing an "action" scene, really.
- A Buncha Gnomes. A lot of gnome subraces. I drew this one day because I was bored.
- Gremlin. A nasty little mischief-maker. I think I did a good job coloring this one.
- Griffin. Regal, no? The silhouette thing in the lower right corner is an early sketch of Dagon.
- Leprechaun. Because I'm Irish. Heh.
- Leprechaun (color).
- Lotho Sackville-Baggins. Frodo's cousin. Saruman's agent. "The Pimple." Little asshole. Ambiguously gay. I give you... Lotho.
- Manticore. Some kind of magical beast.
- Nameless Horror. Inspired by a short story by Clark Ashton Smith, "The Abominations of Yondo."
- Neanderthal Ranger. Neanderthals are cool as it is, but a neanderthal ranger? That's almost as cool as a ninja pirate.
- Neanderthal Ranger (color).
- Neanderthal Rogue. Another neanderthal, this one a thief of some sort.
- Neanderthal Rogue (color).
- Powrie. Murderous fairies from the Ravenloft D&D setting.
- Powrie (color).
- Rakshasa An evil spirit from India. This could have come out better...
- Redcap. A horrible, murderous goblin from Scotland.
- Evil satyr. A satyr of the Unseelie Court. Inspired by yet another Clark Ashton Smith story, "The Satyr."
- Good satyr. A satyr of the Seelie Court. I'm told that he has sexy abs.
- Good satyr (color).
- Spriggan. Another Scottish fairy. A gnome-like creature that can change into a giant.
- Teg. An evil fairy with an affinity with foxes.
- A Trio of Wererats. A group of lycanthropes.
- Yuan-ti. Evil creatures descended from a mingling of humans and snakes somehow. The one on the left is a halfblood (temple guard/general henchman), and the one on the right is an abomination (high priest). There are also purebloods (diplomats), who look like humans, but I didn't draw one. Originally I drew the abomination with just one arm, like he was some kind of mutant freak or something, but he looked too much like Trogdor the Burninator so I added the other one.

Comics
- Aviators. A pair of WWI flying aces from 60s war comics, Hans von Hammer and Steve Savage.
- Alan and Jay. The original Green Lantern and the Flash, Alan Scott and Jay Garrick. I like this one.
- The Roman. Carmine Falcone, the villain of Batman: Year One and Batman: The Long Halloween, Gotham City's top mob boss.
- Clark Kent of Earth-2. Superman's alter-ego in the alternate universe of Earth-2, where he grew old, married Lois Lane, and became the editor-in-chief of Daily Star newspaper.
- Clayface. One of Batman's villains. To be honest, I think this one looks like crap. Literally.
- Dick Tracy. The seminal comic-strip sleuth.
- Flattop Jones. Dick Tracy's most popular foe.
- Green Lantern's Light. In my opinion one of the best pictures I've done. I really love this.
- Green Lanterns Three. From left to right: Hal Jordan, Green Lantern of Earth-1; Alan Scott, Green Lantern of Earth-2; and Power Ring, GL's evil doppelganger from Earth-3.
- Johnny Thunder and his Thunderbolt. A small-time comic book character of the 1940s who is nevertheless my favorite hero of all time. A down-on-his-luck schlub with an upbeat outlook who has the power to summon the Thunderbolt, a genie who can grant his every wish.
- The Joker. Mua-ha-ha. I did this for Halloween '04.
- The Joker (color).
- The Mad Hatter. Yet another Batman villain.
- The Hatter Again. Yep, same guy as above.
- The Hatter Again (color).
- The Penguin.
- The Penguin (color).
- The Riddler. Will the Batman villains never stop coming?
- The Riddler (color).
- The Scarecrow. Another one of Arkham's Finest.
- The Scarecrow (color).
- Solomon Grundy. The archfoe of the 1940s Green Lantern, a hulking zombie made of swamp debris.
- Supermen of Two Worlds. Great Krypton! Superman comes face to face with his older doppelganger from Earth-2.
- Two-Face. One of my favorite Bat-villains.
- Two-Face (color).
- The Ventriloquist. With his murderous alter-ego, Scarface. Another Batman villain.
- Golden Age Villains. A collection of the worst of the worst of Earth-2: The Gambler, Solomon Grundy, Brainwave, the Wizard, Vandal Savage, Alexei Luthor (Lex's doppelganger), and the Joker.

Original Stuff
- Private Eye. A lady detective out of the 1930s.
- Danielle Reichardt. A character from a webcomic I wanted to do that never got off the ground because I'm not a very good writer. This is her in high school, but in the comic she'd have been starting college.
- Danny on the Couch. Ms Reichardt after the game. Cute.

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