In an effort to learn more about blender’s capabilities I created a creepy little tentacle tower.



In an effort to learn more about blender’s capabilities I created a creepy little tentacle tower.



Assignment: A temple or monastery entrance in the side of a cold mountain.
This Section’s Level mechanic: Sound Blasts &/or Vibration

A mood sketch

The entrance ideations over greybox

Some details for level artists

Texture examples













I was lucky enough to create these lichen illustrations for stickers that coincide with the release of Tanner Barnharst’s new book: Minnesota Lichen Guide – Basic Identification for Common Lichens in Minnesota. I’ve attended several of Tanner’s classes on mycology and getting to work with him was a real treat. Congratulations on the release!








Its been a good year for aurora borealis hunting. I’ve managed to see just few of the late night dazzling lights.


My character from Baldurs Gate 3. Done for a themed character challenge.

The interior of a baking witch’s house.

My interpretation of Nurgle from the 40k universe. I’ve been listening to a lot of warhammer lore recently.

Random machines doodles while killing time.

I recently finished a class by Simeon Schaffner. I wanted to build something much more epic and realistic then some of my previous work with the use of blender and photo overlays.



Adventurer! The town’s cheese has gone missing. This is the perfect chance to prove your worth!

These capsule based buildings were a way for me to refine my process. For this, I started off with some basic building shapes and some limited texture pallets to keep things cohesive.

From there I created some very messy, but very important potential compositions.

And of course, here are the 10 buildings and a building floor stone blocked out in 3D. The handpainted texture really helped keep the painterly style consistent through the whole process.
