Showing posts with label cthulhutech. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cthulhutech. Show all posts

Sunday, April 03, 2011

Battle for Oz


Here's an interior illustration from the afore mentioned Burning Horizons. A right bunch of bastards, these.

Friday, April 01, 2011

Burning Horizons Preview


Wildfire have released a preview of the upcoming book Burning Horizons, showing off my cover painting ... looks like fun times! Art Direction by Michael Vaillancourt.

Tuesday, December 14, 2010

Cthulhutech: Burning Horizons Cover


Cover to a forthcoming Cthulhutech RPG book called Burning Horizons ... it's a book that propels the overall metaplot of their universe. This is photoshop territory, with a little bit of vector art from illustrator. Doing a collage style doesn't always mesh well with me ... infact I find it downright confounding. But the challenge is always welcome!

Art Direction by Mike Vaillancourt. © WildFire LLC

Edit... Okay, I mispelled 'Horizons'... fix

Tuesday, September 07, 2010

The Incubation Chamber

I'd completely forgotten about this illustration until I saw it used in a Cthulhutech promotion ... Thought I'd unearth and post for posterity. For the book, Mortal Remains.

Sunday, September 05, 2010

Ancient Enemies - I (kind of) finally see the book!


Some nice fellow's taken a photo of Ancient Enemies, a book for the RPG Cthulhutech. This is the first time I've seen the actual book - in hardback with bookmark and all. Those guys at WildFire have a great sense of quality (due to their AD, Michael Vaillancourt I'd say). I'm really hoping to get a copy of this baby.

It's much older, but I was also finally sent a copy of the Shadowrun 4th Edition 20th Anniversary book (it's gotta have been out for well over a year). It's pretty cool too - I was glad to be a part of that considering me and the 'run go way backs.

Sunday, August 02, 2009

Ancient Enemies

© Catalyst Game Labs and Wildfire ... cover to a forthcoming Cthulhutech RPG book called Ancient Enemies. Includes a large amount of bleed ... it can double as a poster!

Photoshop and painter.

Time taken ... don't ask. The main issue was nailing the composition.