Tag: sci-fi

  • Ashworld landscape

    Ashworld landscape

    Started as a speedpainting, I added some small detail here and there anyway no more than 2 hours of work.
    It’s the landscape of the world of Ashworld, from my last campaign setting for Shadow Lords: shadowlords.net/index.php/2016…

    It’s a dying world, representing our Earth far in the future, when the sun is Red and gigantic but still the world is inhabitable. I know, scientifically there is some inaccuracy here, but who cares, this is freely inspired by the genius of Jack Vance Dying Earth cycle and Gene Wolf New Sun cycle.
    All melted down in a pulp-action style fantastic world full of adventure and fun for my players. That’s what’s matters!

  • Book cover

    Book cover

    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 told to create the cover. Given what’s happening today, it made me feel cold-war era so close to us…

    Book Cover
    Book Cover
  • Girl whit Bio-device

    Girl whit Bio-device

    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 you are a Numenera fan! :)

    © Monte Cook Games