Big rock candy mountain

That's what I'm drawing while I'm in low calories regime with almost no carbs in my life :'(

The Living

As anticipated in this post, lately I worked on a range of illustrations for a zombie RPG that does not mean that RPG is a living dead RPG, but that it's a RPG about living deads and survivors of a zombie apocalypse.
For those who doesn't know, RPG means Role Playing Game and it's that kind of a game in which a story teller tettls a story where the players have to fullfill the role of the chosen character, the success or insucces of every action is due on the result of a die roll.
Dale Easterling created this game with a D20 system, that means that you only need 2 twenty-sided dice and all your fantasy to create your survivor or living-dead character and play.

If you are interested The Living is on sale here where you cane see also a preview with a couple of illustrations of mine.

Here two illustrations to give you the idea of what I'm speaking about:

Prehistoric environment

... and this should be the village where Omi's tribe lives

The witch's house completed - colours

I am back again, after a long long time. I am sorry, but I working on some projects (and hoping they will be realized) so I have not much free time.
Anyway, finally, here there is the final step of the wich's house.
I decided to use bright colours that could give a sort of autumn look to the pricture and pastel colours for the house.
Hope you enjoy:

A house in the wood

Well, actually it's not a wood but a garden: the Japanese Garden in Tully, Ireland that is where, some years ago, I took the photo that inspired me for this illustration.

So the illustration is somehow Japanese and somehow Irish, I strongly hope that the Irish part is not prevalent and that it should look like a real Japanese landscape.

As usual: pencil, ink and digital colour.

Under the rain

A touch of cyberpunk drawed with pencil and painted in digital colour.

A night in the wood

A quiet village in the wood, during a silent night.

Drawed with a biro pen and painted with digital colours.