Tag: illustration

Vampire Lord

A little something from the archives of yesteryear. An illustration of a vampire lord for any fantasy-themed fantasy setting. This one dates back to 2009. Most of my stuff from before 2010 I’d rather bury than publish but this one has always remained as something I’ve been secretly in love with despite it’s obvious flaws and oddities. So here goes.

Arthur Griffin, Senior Business Advisor

 

 

A character illustration for the Shadowrun role-playing game setting. Sometimes business negotiations between megacorporations go sour no matter how skilled the people are on opposite sides of the desk. When just that is actually expected to happen, it’s a good idea to send in the more experienced “business advisors”.

This is also part of my Through the Ages concept of character illustrations where the same character is illustrated in many settings.

 

Arthur Griffin, Zombie Apocalypse Survivor

An illustration of a zombie apocalypse survivor character for any such setting.

When the initial zombie outbreak happens, it doesn’t really matter if you’re an experienced prepper just itching for such an eventuality, a teacher wondering why the children are so menacing and pale today, a paramedic with the busiest (and most dangerous) day of their career or a plaing old business man having a lunch celebrating closing a deal. To survive the initial mayhem one needs a hefty portion of pure luck served by Lady Fortuna herself, a hearty plate of survival instinct, a second serving of spicy determination and an energetic dessert of will to live through it all and not giving up.

Also part of my Through the Ages character illustration concept where same characters are depicted in different settings.