Description: Go Retro with this cool D20 Design. Based off of 80's style artwork this design is sure to be the envy of everyone at the gaming table. This acted as the sun in one of my other pieces and I thought that it was cool enough on its own to warrant its own piece. So with some distortion and slight changes here it is!
Description: We're all hooked into the machine; it is in our blood. A cyber heart made using a similar pattern and effect as my other design, "Think outside the box" I wanted to do a low-poly version of the human heart and show the incredible detail that even a cyber style heart shows off. The heart is one of our own technological wonders. Made in Illustrator.
Description: Made in a single sitting of illustrator the Tiger is the majestic ruler of its realm. The sunset has some to life and it stalking through the reeds. This bit of abstract art was a ton of fun to make and served as a fantastic challenge to limit the size of elements and see how little could be used to make the tiger stand out.
Description: Put your heart on your torso and show off your love of roleplaying games such as Dungeons and Dragons, Pathfinder, and others. Suited up with retro colors and adorable icons you'll be the sharpest dresser at your next game. There are two versions of this design: This one is multicolored, the other is all red.
Description: Put your heart on your torso and show off your love of roleplaying games such as Dungeons and Dragons, Pathfinder, and others. Suited up with retro colors and adorable icons you'll be the sharpest dresser at your next game. There are two versions of this design: This one is all red, the other is several retro colors.
Description: As the monk runs into the battlefield the Dragon roars. They rush past their fallen comrades in their heavy armor. They run past the clerics calling upon the divine to aide them in this fight. They run past the Paladins, Barbarians, and Rogues all struggling to land a blow on the might dragon. What does the Monk do? He punches it. The Dragon lets out a roar of laughter until the blow lands where the wing is knocked out of its ancient lungs. Never underestimate the Monk. Monks know how to roll with the Punches