TODAY'S FEATURED POST
TrendWatching Part 2: Castlecore, Pre-Raphaelites, and Feminist Nuns
Hi everyone, I'm back this month with more on trendwatching, but make sure you go back and read Part 1 before you go ahead and read this one. Part 1 was talking about HOW I think about trends and this post is a real-world developing-around-us example of that philosophy. Back? Great. So last month I talked about how important it is to think about trends as layers, and that the deeper you go the further…
YESTERDAY’S POST
To Green Angel Tower – cover art
February 12, 2025 - Periodically I make the choice to lean in heavily on a commission, dramatically increasing the amount of labor, focus, and intent I wish to bring to a painting. This bar is raised by myself, never by my client, as the desire is to create a portfolio piece I can leverage for broader use, benefiting my client, and hopefully my career. This is one such instance. When Shawn Speakman of Grim Oak Press asked if I would like to illustrate a new covers (and interiors) for Tad William's epic trilogy, I knew I was in for a challenge. The original series was published with covers by Michael Whelan, one of the greatest cover artists to work in the genre of Fantasy and Science Fiction and his cover for Tad's third novel, To Green Angel Tower, stands…
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