Artist comment:

The program I used to make this is Photoshop.

A cool spaceship design I did years ago. It is quite detailed compared to some of my other ship designs; I still have trouble, even today, making a drawing of this quality.
Of course it is not entirely perfect, but still one of my favourite drawings.

Artist comment:

The program I used to make this is Photoshop.

The third edition of one of my first Photoshop concepts. I re-did most of the colouring and changed some of the background scenery.

This piece started out as a pen on paper drawing, which I scanned and the finished digitally.

I am not easily pleased with the results of my work, and this is one image I'll likely re-make again one of these days.
Still, it is a very unique piece in my personal gallery and one that has taken me quite some time to finish.

The drawing does feature vehicles and worlds from my 'Day of the Dragonstorm' universe, but is in no way accurate to the story, which is still a work in progress itself.

Artist comment:

I created this image using my own sky photographs and digitally created planets. The program I used to make this is Photoshop.

I update this piece with a better planet and reduced the density of the stars.

Three spaceships are on their way home after a long and dangerous mission.

Unfortunatly I lost the background image in my carelessness; it is one of my favourite pictures for this type of work.

Artist comment:

The program I used to make this is Photoshop.

Another spaceship design; this one a little more round and organic.

Artist comment:

The program I used to make this is Photoshop.

Now this is quite a piece. I was trying to portray my characters in a more realistic way and let go a bit of the cartoony style I had used up untill then.
I was going to put together a sort of movie-poster style collage and needed a sideview of some of the characters' face. This means there are two versions of this piece; the other can be found on the next page.

I spent a lot of time on both images and used a lot of new techniques to get the result you see before you. I'm a little sad to say that I was never able to reproduce this effect ever again. But I guess that also makes these works a little more special to me.