Artwork and Commissions

Interested in a personal commission or work for something more commercial, like a book or game design?

Leave a comment below or contact me on my website and I’ll be happy to talk with you about your ideas! If I’m not able to help, I can probably direct you to someone who can, but I am quite open to subject matter!

Alternately, support me on Patreon for exclusive content and the ability to bother me whenever you want!

I have worked with writers and artists on a multiple different projects before, and I’m always happy to work on creative endeavors!

My current works include:

Illustrations and additional content for the RPG GLoGhack Vain the Sword by Phlox
Illustrations for Visions of the King by Luke Murphy on Amazon.com
Various works of mine mentioned on this blog. It’s all a bit scattered at the moment
Gods of Fortune Card set, which you can see previews of on my Patreon here

I have also worked with multiple other RPG creators, both on layout designs (which I have improved at greatly) for books/character sheets/illustrations/etc, as well as on content, lore, and game mechanics as well.

Additionally, if you are part of the OSR server, hit me up on there! I’m always excited to talk business when it comes to my favorite hobbies and creative works!

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Vain the Darkness random Encounter Generator

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GLoGtober: Oct. 2nd 2021: DRAGON

I have a migraine, I can barely see my screen to type, so in honour of GLoGtober, please have a dragon drawn in 5 minutes while I can barely see and can’t, apparently, process visual information with my brain. I didn’t say it was good. His name is Franklin

Legamon: Mystery Dungeon - Problem Solving in a Modern World

(see bottom of post for Legamon: Mystery Dungeon Character Creation) It occurred to me during the height of the Legamon hype on Phlox’s GLoG server that it would (could, should ) be fun to play a Legamon variety of the Mystery Dungeon series. It then occurred to me that I would probably have to create it (alas, I could not find it in myself to try to press-gang Phlox into doing so, especially since he’s never played a Mystery Dungeon game, I believe), if I ever wanted to play it. And so here we are, about a week and a half into my process of building out this game, which has me experiencing the usual swings between a manic state of “I can create whatever I want, however I want, and do it exactly how I PREFER” productivity and the more depressing “I bit off more than I could chew in a confusing way, hm?” side. But that is process! It’s the same process I use for all my creative endeavors, I just feel like I should complain about it this time. So far, I have most

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