Here’s a bit of the work in progress for my next book, Welcome to Havesden. It’s been a fun project so far and I’m really quite happy with the way this particular page turned out. I hope you like it, too!
And don’t forget my first book, Metal: A Field Guide of Mechanical Armor to Color, is still available. Please check it out!
Don’t forget that “Metal: A Field Guide of Mechanical Armor to Color” is available right now on Amazon!!
So, in the process of working up things for my next book I get this crazy idea update a piece from last year along the way. The Rocketbear piece needs a bit more in the background anyway so why not a skycarrier? Why not kill two birds with one rocket-powered bear?
This one’s starting to shape up. 
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And, if you’re wanting to color any of my mecha work you can grab a book full of it here…
Since we all need a break for some R&R I decided to play with a little something that I’ve had sitting in a sketchbook for a while now. Just cuz…
You can find more mecha art in my book… Metal: A Field Guide of Mechanical Armor to Color
Here are a few more pieces of work in progress for my new project, Welcome to Havensden. I’m sure you can figure out who the enigmatic Mr. Smoke is…
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Here I’ve started working toward the first page for Welcome to Havensden. This character’s name is Rip Skyclaw. He’s an idea from a couple of years ago when I started toying with this idea. His plane, The Bearded Lady, figures prominently, of course. This guy’s obviously a pilot.
And don’t forget that I have my first book, Metal, available now here…Metal: A Field Guide of Mechanical Armors to Color
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