Medieval Weaponry arranged radially. Originally designed for a bandana in 2023.
Drawn by hand in Procreate, arranged and edited in Photoshop.
©2023, 2024
Ink on paper, digitally edited and altered for finalization and black background.
©2023
Sleeve print design for the Lich Necromancer Longsleeve Tee, showing the shackles of dark magic that bind the sorcerer to his power and arcane knowledge.
©2024
The serpent and the apple in the Garden of Eden.
Hand-drawn using Procreate.
©2023
Hammer and Anvil, forging a demonic sword, encircled by tongues of fire.
Hand-drawn using Procreate.
©2022
Red Knight, Green Knight, Blacklight.
A final showdown between two armored knights straight from Arthurian legend, in a psychedelic color scheme.
Available for purchase in a 3-color T-shirt and a full-color neon Blacklight Poster version.
18th-century scene of a highwayman robbing a stage-coach.
Featured in the April 2015 "My Rules" print show at Portland Community College's Sylvania gallery, as part of the Southern Graphics Council International conference.
Purchase prints here.
Conquering the Conquistador.
Originally inspired by modern Guatemalan statues of the legendary Mayan warrior king Tecun Uman, this piece ended up with the moniker of Kukulkan, the Feathered Serpent (called Quetzalcoatl by the Aztec), the creator-god of death and rebirth, storms and earthquakes.
2021.
Purchase prints here.
The classic murder ballad of a jealous fratricide, with the phantom minstrel fashioning a fiddle from the drowned girl’s bones.
Copperplate line etching with aquatint.
9” x 12”
2014
Out of many..... death
One ravenous carrion bird gorging itself on the plunders of greed and waste, under the pitiless gaze of providence.
©MMXVII
Available for purchase as a black T-shirt and as a letterpress print.
Lycanthropy under silver and gold entwined boughs, in “Summer,” “Winter,” and “Blood” color schemes.
Designed and printed for a letterpress print, as well as a “Blood Wolf” T-shirt variation.
2018
Purchasing options from the shop:
“Blood Wolf” Unisex/Men’s T-shirt
Oasis Ambush on the Frontier Planet Zed!
A pack of ravening cyborg-hyenas threaten a lone gunslinger on his trusty saurian steed.
This piece was a submission for "Sand & Chrome," a sci-fi/western themed art show at SLC-based comics café Watchtower, in April 2018.
Prints available for purchase here.
The son of the Tsar, a Slavic prince mounted on the back of a wolf, his banner emblazoned with a Firebird feather.
Copperplate line etching with softground, aquatint, and chine-collé
9” x 12”
2015
An ancient sword guarded by a silver dragon.
This drawing began as a pencil doodle in 2012, but after revisiting it over the next several years it finally gained completion as a digital drawing—with physical iterations in letterpress print and T-shirt form—in 2017.
Purchasing options available:
A large spider perched among the antlers of a deer skull, representing the order behind the cycle of life and death. This was originally a drawing done in white paint marker on black matteboard, but has now been screen-printed in the two colors you see here.
Available for sale in the following formats:
Silkscreen poster-print
Weightless as Feathers on Scales: Aerial battle between the mythical roc and a winged serpent. Designed to be a four-color letterpress print.
2016
A lone cosmonaut explores a mysterious planetscape.
Originally designed as a letterpress print, the first 11” x 14” edition was featured in the June 2015 “Prints & Pints: Less Is More” show at The Mandate Press, in Salt Lake City.
The second edition, printed in 2018, is 13” x 13”, and is now available in the shop.
Purchasing options:
An ensemble of artifacts from the North, signifying harvest, war, sacrifice, death, and life. Depicted are Thor's hammer Mjolnir, Odin's spear Gungnir, and the sickle of Freyr, with the swords and axes of the valiant slain, framed by the leaves of an ash to represent Yggdrasil, the World-Tree.
Available in the following styles:
Vizier of ill counsel whispering evil words.
Originally an ink drawing, this piece was then editioned as an 8” x 10” letterpress print in 2016.
Brace yourself! Inversion is coming.
T-shirt design with good (albeit satyrical) advice for those living in Salt Lake City, Utah where, during the coldest days of the year, the temperature inversion created by the Salt Lake valley's bowl-shaped mountains traps the air pollution of the city at ground level and makes you realize that Winter is, in fact, here.
Available for purchase in the following styles:
Deep-sea welders facing off against a kraken-like octopus monster.
Designed for and featured in the August 2016 “Prints & Pints: NSFW” show at The Mandate Press in Salt Lake City, as an 11” x 14” letterpress print.
Revisited in 2018 as a T-shirt design.
Purchasing options available:
Sweet as honey, for the good of the hive.
Mandala design of honeybees bearing a drop of honey, referencing the Malia pendant, an artifact discovered in Crete in a Minoan tomb.
©2017
Actias Luna, the Luna Moth, with the phases of the moon wrapped in golden vines.
Print and Garment purchasing options:
Shakespearean soliloquy: Hamlet in the shape of a skull. Original calligraphy done by hand in 2014 with walnut ink, and eventually made into a polymer plate for letterpress printing in 2019.
Prints for sale here.
Angels of creativity and craft. Submission for a “Prints & Pints” letterpress art show at The Mandate Press for Salt Lake Design Week 2017.
Unused death metal concept art.
2015
Caprasphinxus Rhamphorhynchus, a sphinx-like chimera composed of goat, baboon, & pterodactyl elements.
Reductive woodcut, in Dusk and Dawn editions
9” x 12”
2015
The Angel of Death counting down the hours.
Screen-printed with two split-fountain screens
9” x 12”
2014
St. George slays the beast of yore (the last dinosaur, perhaps).
A copper-plate etching study utilizing softground and spit-bite techniques.
9”x12”
2012.
A grim hourglass.
Linocut
6” x 9”
2014
A gruesome visage.
Copperplate line etching with softground
6” x 9”
2014
The mythical bird of Russian folklore.
Hand-carved in wood and proofed in 2013, then revisited and editioned on a 1950s Vandercook Universal in 2017.
Edited into a T-shirt design in 2019.
Purchasing options here:
Collage of old generations.
Papercut
14” x 17”
2013
The Queen of Spades, based on a Ukrainian Cossack playing card by Vladislav Erko.
Four-color process copperplate etching with chine-collé
4” x 6”
2013
Bogatyr knights leading an evacuation from the sacking of Kiev.
Line etched triptych from three copper plates
8.5” x 9”
2013
Closeup of an African Three-Clawed Frog tadpole.
Linocut
6” x 9”
2013
Also called St. George Slaying the Last Dinosaur.
Copperplate etching with softground & aquatint
9” x 12”
2012
Etching study using a reclaimed plate, turning a self-portrait into a medieval battle scene.
Line etched with aquatint
4” x 6”
2012
First attempt at copperplate etching.
4” x 6”
2012
13 Mad Maxines of the Apocalypse.
Charcoal drawing study
18” x 22”
2014
Logo design study.
2013
