In 2019 the digital art practice began in earnest. Drawing on Daz3D, Blender, and Poser, these pieces range from high fantasy and D&D world-building to mythology, social commentary, and the quietly absurd. Each entry links to the original post with full commentary.
It’s Been A Minute

A woman with dark hair in a bun and wearing a dark outfit holds a sword over her shoulder. She is kneeling, looking intently at the camera with her fingers poised near her face against a background of a concrete wall and floor.

A person in ornate armor stands in a stone room, holding a skull outstretched in their left hand. With a confident expression and their hair tied back, it’s been a minute since they’ve looked this resolute. Warm light illuminates the scene, casting shadows on the stone walls in the background.

A person clad in bronze metallic armor stands with their back to the viewer, holding a long, ornate spear. They overlook a rocky, barren landscape under a partly cloudy sky during either sunrise or sunset. It’s Been a Minute since they’ve felt this sense of readiness and determination.

A woman in armor with red markings on her face lies on her side against ancient ruins at sunset. It’s been a minute since she rested, her brown hair blending with the ferns around her. A bottle with a labeled potion is placed next to her on the ground. The sky is painted in vibrant pink and purple hues.
The Princess


The muse of painting has deserted me. No worries, her sister the muse of digital artistry is alive and well. The first proper foray into digital art. Read more →
Fantasy v. Reality

A person in medieval armor sits pensively at a bar counter with a bowl and cup in front of them, blurring the lines between fantasy and reality. Behind them, a child dressed in white carries a large shield, while another stands behind the counter. A horse is visible in the background.

The juxtaposition of adrenaline-charged high fantasy with the cold mundane-ness of reality — including the piece ‘A Warrior Walks into a Bar.’ Read more →
Nefertiti

Exiting her tomb — Hereditary Princess, Great of Praises, Lady of Grace — Nefertiti has awakened after a long sleep to find the world she knew entirely gone. Read more →
The Big Question

Is it love with its tantalising glances of come-hitherness? Or is it death, a companion to guide one to the other side? Are they one and the same? Read more →
Fighting Back

A moonlit night in an unholy place. Our hero wins the initiative against some otherworldly beast — or perhaps against the influence of social media in our lives. Read more →
Creation of an Artist

A modernisation of Michelangelo’s iconic Creation of Adam, with a little dark humour thrown in — perhaps the story of one artist’s own creative journey. Read more →
Total Party Kill

Painted in the semi-realistic style of the Brothers Hildebrandt — that moment in D&D when the monsters have the upper hand and the squishies are entirely at their mercy. Read more →
You Found Me Beautiful Once

Inspired by a line from Army of Darkness — a portrait of a demon, undead, possessed supermodel. Where do we draw the line between beauty and horror? Read more →
Any Given Trollsday

Monsters don’t just hang around waiting for heroes to slay them. Trolls have ambitions, dreams, hopes, and desires — including a look in the mirror each morning. Read more →
Seeking Heaven

When awake in Sunday School, they said angels and demons are one and the same. A portrait exploring that ambiguity, lit by a single dramatic spotlight. Read more →
Grandma’s Calamari

Grandma has always been pretty awesome. In her youth a fierce warrior; nowadays she reserves her strength for the basement, where a gateway to the elder gods provides ample material for her world-famous cooking. Read more →
Aftermath

No one was prepared for the horror in that attic or the madness reflected in her eyes. She had survived that night in body — but her spirit was still battling with the thing only steps away. Read more →
The War on Christmas

She heard the foolish muggles talking about the war on Christmas and, annoyed, reached for her spellbook, vodka, and skull. A satirical seasonal piece. Read more →
Survival of the Spirit

An intimate look into overcoming trauma — the triumph of the human spirit and the post-captivity coming to grips with one’s situation. It’s about survival. Read more →
The Baroness

The newly crowned Baroness must overcome grief and step into power. Created for D&D world-building, but standing equally well as a portrait of resilience. Read more →
Flight

Inspired by the song ‘59th Story Jump’ — an exploration of what could be done with limited assets, and what the art itself might say about life choices. Read more →
The Struggle

The conflict between good and evil makes for such good Gothic storytelling. Someone psychologically broken works out his demons whilst holding on to what anchors him. Read more →
The Conjurer

A digital doodle, the most challenging part of which was covering the subject strategically to satisfy the censors. Magic, witchcraft, and fantasy portraiture. Read more →
The Xenomorph

Perhaps the byproduct of terraforming — her skin having taken a blue tinge from the atmosphere, her hair obliterated by radiation from a nearby gas giant. Still beautiful, in the dying light of an alien world. Read more →
Witches of West High Street

An international consortium of witches dedicated to the binding of a certain politician. Not cursing, per se — more like ensuring the covers are on the electrical outlets for children at play. Read more →
The Ambush

How fortunes can turn on a dime, apropos as we headed into the Roaring Twenties. An enterprising half-orc and a drow mage preparing to acquire some funds from a rogue. The kitten is because cats rule. Read more →
Fireworks

The last digital art of the Teens. The composition began as a nod to Caspar David Friedrich, the German painter of the Romantic era — then the Gotterdammerung effect took hold. Read more →