Chimera States Ian Domowitz asked me to portray a praying mantis (but make it evil he insisted) and a sort of steampunk girl with goggles and gears in her hair, back to back in what he described as "a Charlie's...

Ukrainian author Петро Гузік (I think I have his name right) interviews me for an audience he says loves my work. How could I turn that down? It was an added bonus when I saw some of the other authors interviewed! Joe...

The illustration for Dan's new novel Started the first illustration for my new Cosmic Terror novel, D-Day is Here. See my previous 3 novels that led up to this here! All are heavily illustrated (you can tell I started out as...

New Book Cover Finished up this painting for Ian Domowitz's new book, Chimera StatesHe paid me for the art, but I told him I'd do him a favor and help him format it as well.You can see more of my...

The beauty of death. Just completed this illustration for James Oliver's book. India ink on Bristol board; this is a combination of pen and brush work. James originally pitched an idea that wasn't that great, even though he was unsure of...

My New Novel! As I write my new novel, I've been watching a lot of documentaries on both the Nazi invasion of Europe and the tactics of the Vietcong. With a little of the lore of Graham Hancock mixed in. A...

Starting the first of my personalized illustrations for the Kickstarter supporters who purchased my signed and numbered books! You can still get the paperbacks on Amazon or email me for one of the signed and numbered hard copies, but the...

This is the illustration I did for the story "A Little Christmas Mayhem" by Jeff Strand. In his usual blend of horror and dark humor, he weaves the tale of a homeless man who, after stealing a Santa suit,...

This was the illustration I did for the Nat Robinson story "Squash" in issue #3 of Splatterpunk Zine, and was the first (and to date only) time my drawing was deemed "not brutal enough" to use as the cover...

This was the illustration for my cosmic-horror short story "Greenpeace" in Merrill David's anthology "Head Blown Too". A teenage punk rocker, going door to door as he peddles for Greenpeace, stumbles upon the basement lab of a former military scientist....