Riffic Studios

Description: My interpretation of the Devil, a famous tarot card. It is associated with a sinister meaning, which I tried to convey in the artwork.

Description: My feline version of the tarot card, The Tower - which represents misfortune and destruction. As you can see, I'm faithful to the message. Cat owners can appreciate this design completely

Description: My portrait of Morgan Freeman, done for Black History Month 2026. Done in acrylic inks. Love this actor

Description: A painting of the last D&D adventuring group that I DM'ed. From left to right; Sinka, sorceror; Flug, druid; EmmiJo, wizard; Helgrad, cleric; Kullhaven, rogue; and Hob, rogue in front. Monster = whatever

Description: My take on the classic tarot card, Death! I imagined a Grim Reaper type of character, pointing at the viewer, followed by his zombie horde. He is indicating all of us are subject to his power

Description: My take on temperance is a little different. The panda spends his time eating something that is nutritiously deficient, to survive. Never overeating and forced to take his time by nature of his diet. Inked and then painted in Corel Painter

Description: A psychedelic portrait of T. Rex - famed glitter rock icon

Description: The century's greatest crimefighter!

Description: My version of tarot card, number 12 - I had to call it The Hanged Guy because some corporate lawyer thinks they have the rights to the name of a centuries-old tarot card. Eat the rich

Description: My version of the Justice tarot card. How dare you kill our baby, lol!!!!

Description: Is he in pain or ecstasy? Only the Wheel of Fortune know what's ahead of you! Great picture for tarot enthusiasts and pirates too!

Description: A acrylic portrait of John, Yoko and their black cat, Salt based on a photograph taken in 1968

Description: My version of the tarot card, The Hermit. Who is the actual hermit, the poor soul who was devoured or the antisocial dragon that ate him?

Description: Here's my illustration of our Saturday night group of D&D characters, who successfully brought down the Temple of Elemental Evil. From left to right, they are Flug (gnome druid), Sinka (half elf, half draconian sorceror), Kade (halfling rogue), Helgrad (dwarf cleric of Ulla), Kullhaven (wood elf rogue) and Wonillon (gnome rogue).

Description: My acrylic portrait of the Saint of Killers played by Graham McTavish in the TV show, Preacher

Description: My version of tarot card #8, Strength. It features a powerful stag inside a forest setting. It was inked and then scanned and painted digitally

Description: A tarot card done in my own style, The Chariot

Description: My interpretation of the iconic scene from the movie when they enter the milk bar. I wanted something menacing so I cranked the exposure on the original painting

Description: The Lovers, done in my unique style as part of my tarot project.

Description: The fierce baroness, The Widow, from the TV show, Into the Badlands

Description: A portrait of Bruce Campbell (Ash) from the cult classic, Army of Darkness

Description: These are some very smart mice!!

Description: My artistic interpretation of the tarot card, The Magician

Description: A tarot card done in my own style, The High Priestess

Description: My artistic interpretation of the tarot card, The Hierophant

Description: My artistic interpretation of the tarot card, The Hermit

Description: My artistic interpretation of the tarot card, The Fool

Description: My artistic interpretation of the tarot card, The Empress

Description: My artistic interpretation of the tarot card, The Emperor

Description: A different take on the tarot card, The Chariot. For motorcycle enthusiasts everywhere

Description: The ferocious raccoons of Scarborough Ontario!!

Description: Portrait of one of the most beautiful of all creatures, a snow leopard

Description: Portrait of Amanda Seyfried as Red Riding Hood

Description: Portrait of film legend Marilyn Monroe

Description: King Leonidas from the movie 300

Description: The greatest WWF star of all time!