• The Cathedral

    The Cathedral First illustration from the book.

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    The Cathedral
  • Lays of Beleriand - sketch

    Lays of Beleriand - sketch Back in pre-internet days... Sketches would be photocopied down to a manageable format - preferrably A4 - and the cover copy inked in to make sure things would fit, and then faxed to the editor. (Admittedly, this beat pre-fax days, when sketches would be sent by the post, thus affording exhausted illustrators a few days respite... now we can send the things...

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    Lays of Beleriand - sketch
  • L'Histoire d'un Homme - cover

    The Story of a Man / The Life of Nicolas de Flue (Original title: L'Histoire d'un Homme) Daniel Anet & Claude Martingay Editions de la Joie de Lire, Geneva January 14, 1993 ISBN : 288258010X - EAN : 9782882580108 Hardcover, 32 pages 25 cm x 28 cm

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    L'Histoire d'un Homme - cover
  • Shelob's Lair

    Shelob's Lair

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    Shelob's Lair
  • Cape Forostar

    Cape Forostar Illustration done for the Map of Numenor Or more exactly, the North Cape, is actually in New Zealand, not so far from Wellington. The day I went, the wind was blowing so hard it was impossible to stand on the beach without having your skin flayed from your legs. (Rule number one in New Zealand, ALWAYS pack a pair of long pants for outings...) I had to retreat to the car to...

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    Cape Forostar
  • The Rainstorm

    The Rainstrom Illustration from "Cathédrale" Editions Bueb & Reumaux, Strasbourg 1987

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    The Rainstorm
  • Finn and Hengest

    Finn and Hengest I really enjoyed doing this rather grim cover. The Viking costume is as accurate as I could manage, with a little artistic licence for the helmet. The bloody hand of the foremost warrior was position very close to the edge to allow it to be cropped without ruining the composition. Happily, it got on the cover anyway. Finn and Hengest

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    Finn and Hengest
  • Beowulf II

    Beowulf IIA DIVERSITY OF DRAGONS by Anne MacCAFFREY, 1997There is no glory in Beowulf's final struggle. It is a wrenching horrid grapple on sharp wet rocks, choking on the dragon's fumes. No swordplay either, his blade is a butcher's knife, hacking and stabbing, only the protection of the shield will allow him to survive long enough to take his foe with him into death... As for the sea and...

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    Beowulf II
  • King Arthur

    King Arthur Image done for a book project so long ago I can't even remember who or what it was for... Can't stand looking at it now, though the mail shirt and the swans are still okay. Putting it on the site is always good incentive to do it again - properly this time. Le Roi Arthur

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    King Arthur
  • Gargoyles

    Gargoyles Sketch done for a book project

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    Gargoyles
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