Some fantasy stuff I did recently!

a couple things I can post here at the moment:

16×24, oil on board

12×18, oil on board

also, check the new issue of Heavy Metal out next time you’re at the store. It’s my first cover for them and I’m really happy with how it came out! Very exciting :D

Though I’m not listed on this flier, I’ll be participating in this show. I’ll have a few new pieces that I haven’t posted online yet. It’s been one of my goals for a couple of years now to get into this gallery, so I’m absolutely excited to be showing here. It’s a great gallery, looks like a museum. Just about everyone who shows there has mad skills, so it’s worth checking out even if you can’t make it for this show.

Some more bloody thingies. I’ve got to say..painting blood’s fun! Attempting to capture the viscosity of it and the pulpy bits..uhh [/psycho]

Hello Gorillas! Personal work for fun between stuff… This is Ella, and she’s Hellbound. I haven’t drawn a demon girl for ages, and was feeling pangs. The floor is revised from something I did ages ago and hated. I’m not sure about the text so it’ll probably go… Thanks for looking.

Another test, trying to focus on composition and depth.

Still got a long way to go, but these are a lot of fun to do !!!

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Hope you all like it, more to follow soon !!

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Hello everybody!

I was approached by the magazine “2dartist” to fill a sudden gap in their tutorial series.

I had a few evenings on me to finish this tutorial, it ended up quite interesting (or at least that is what I think)

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“We welcome Björn Hurri to this issue to teach us a thing or two about creating character concept designs from an inside-industry point of view (p.72). Taking the theme of a warrior and a Photoshop paintbrush, he speedily paints for us a character in both an interesting front and back pose – showing us a neat trick of how to quickly get your back pose from the front without too much trouble along the way, too. The importance of Björn’s workshop is all about creating a character that a 3D modeler can easily work from, which is perfect for this series contributed to by professional artists working in the industry”

So, if someone wants to know a good and efficient way to do a model sheet, go ahead and buy a copy of the mag, you wont regret it!

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Already Dirty Sunday :)!!

I dont know exactly what it is supposed to be hehe… but it was fun to draw.

”Passage Obligé” means something like ”Obligatory Passage”

sunday always comes so fast!!! some meager life drawing~