I have finally been able to buy a toy that was on my list for quite a while but was too expensive so far: a 21 inch Cintiq. God, I love it, such a perfect combination of that direct contact you normally have with paints and all the advantages of the digital realm togerther. Oh yeah, why I've been able to buy it: I've worked quite a bunch of hours on that pre-produktion phase of a sci-fi movie.It was a blast designing alien jungles, not to mention being on the same team as george hull, harald belker and neville page and many other amazingly talented concept artists. If and when I can I will show some stuff here but that might be a while.
I've also done a tutorial of the duststorm piece that is published on 3d total.com here

Here's a bookcover I did for Orion's SF Masterworks series calles RUR & War with the Newts by Karel Capek. The top one is the one they'll print in september, the bottom one is how I made it originally. They had to color-correct it to make it fit in the series. I had quite some fun making this one.

I did an interview recently for CGSociety about how I work, what moves me etc. I think it came out really nice, but you can be the judge of that.  I'm really thankful to Paul Hellard for giving me this space on their site. It's this kind of exposure that has landed me this incredible job for a sci-fi movie, for which I was asked to design some environments ( can't say more about it as this point).

Made this one last year but forgot to post it, so here it is. A small gouache on canvas 20 x 30 cm.

It's such an appropriate name for this programm, Alchemy , I really have an alchemy with it too. It's like a warm-up for the creative side of my brain, these random shapes it produces. Nowadays I start with Alchemy to get my blood flowing AND to get compositions I normally wouldn't get if I tried. The two images above were also both started in Alchemy for the composition, then worked upon in PS.

A small gouache on canvas painting I did a while back, 20 x 30 cm

My daughter asked me to make her a picture. She asked really nicely. Watercolor on paper A4 size