Tag: Lepidoptera

  • New Art Print: “Madness Revealed” and Lepidoptera 6–10 Pack o’ Stickers.

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    Hey look, it’s 2023. Where did the time go? No, seriously, can anyone tell me? Another year, another rotation around the sun. Another January, full of promise and opportunity. To kick it off, here’s something I’ve been working on for awhile finally and ready to release out into the world. “Madness Revealed” is the first print…

  • San Diego Comic-Con 2022: It’s Back!

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    It’s a mad dash and I’m running behind, what else is new? San Diego Comic-Con has returned in person after a two year break. It runs this week, July 21 to July 24. I’ll be exhibiting and slinging art in the usual spot again this year at Booth 4619 in the Fantasy Illustrators section in…

  • Lepidoptera 12 & 13.

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    Grab your nets! My intrepid team of biologists have announced two new entries in the Lepidoptera catalogue. Presenting Lepidoptera 12: “Skul” and Lepidoptera 13: “Poppy.” Extensive research has revealed two unique color patterns for each moth. Skul specimens with the “Oxide” designation display a carapace in blue and black with coppery notes throughout, echoed in…

  • Lepidoptera 10 & 11.

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    Time seems like a new and increasingly abstract thing. But at least there’s new Lepidoptera to catch. Been an age since my last update. I feel like that’s what I always say now, but in this case it actually was November I last released some new art, and that may be a new record. It…

  • DesignerCon 2021: Full Exclusives and Show Info.

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    It still seems surreal to even say: that DesignerCon is back (and in four days no less!) and that I’ll be attending again. It’ll be my first convention in two years, since last DCon in 2019. Seems like a lifetime ago. The world has changed so much since my last convention prep. The old motions…

  • Nets Ready: Lepidoptera 6 & 7 are Here.

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    These were hard ones to track down. I hunted for weeks, carefully stalking them. After countless days, I finally managed to acquire a specimen of both “Rose” and “Vega.” The tricky part was the handling- the wings of Rose are so fragile, and the skin of Vega is like that of a dolphin- smooth and…