Archive For The “Illustrations” Category
Racing illo for Race!F90 Expansion #3, soon to be found in kickstarter (goes live this Novemeber!). Inspired by the 80-90′ F1 races, all hand painted in photoshop, enjoy!
Book Cover that I created for a client some weeks ago. I don’t know the title of the book yet, but it’s an alternative-timeline cold-war era storyn about a female soviet astronaut whose capsule plummeted into the US, and how her home country abandoned her on many levels. Or at least that’s what I was…
This image popped up in my head when I was reflecting about the horrors of war and the actual international political situation. Don’t ask me what each thing means, you can interpret everything yourself with your sensibility about the situation, different people will see different things and that’s the way it should be.
My personal tribute to my favorite movie: The Good, The Bad and the Ugly (Il Buono, Il Brutto e il Cattivo in italian), of SERGIO LEONE. Starring: Clint Eastwood as the Good (or Blondie) Lee Van Cleef as the Bad (Angel Eye, Sentenza in italian, translated Sentence, a much better name for the character) Eli…
This is one of the pieces I did for Monte Cook Games for Numenera – Technology Compendium: Sir Arthour’s Guide to the Numenera (www.montecookgames.com/newest-… ) The piece is without background since it’s an illustration for the pages of the manual. I will show more pieces in the next days, now go buy the guide if…
A piece I drew fast (4 hours initially) for a Portuguese professor that has done an article on my work for boardgames and asked if I could do a piece on Portugal. So I draw the Tower of Belem (with reference, both because It was not pratical to draw it without, and because I…
Another piece for a new project for a boardgame editor. The setting is ancient Rome’s borderland life.
Small teaser of one of my pieces for upcoming Monte Cook Games “The Ninth World Guidebook” book. (www.numenera.com/) © Monte Cook Games
A personal piece we used for our son Leo baptism invitations. Here he is with one of our kittens called Dalia. I loved creating this piece because, as with all personal pieces I do, I could use my own personal style without being constrained by what’s best for the market/client tastes. I took some inspirations…