One Year Old Today!
Presuming the internet hasn’t crashed under the weight of people trying to order the new iPhone, I thought I’d just mention this blog turns one year old today.
Blimey.
Nope, no idea where the time went. Admittedly, 2011 has been a hellish year for us and many of our friends. Hopefully 2012 will treat everyone better (well, except the bankers) and hopefully we manage to get to 2013 without the world going and doing something stupid, like ending.
Looking back on the blog;
Well, the website didn’t get much done to it. Unsurprisingly, the blog effectively is the website and may be for some time to come. I should probably get a redirect set up.
I never got a chance to work on that Baron Sengir repaint. It kind of fell at the first hurdle as it was meant to just be an overpaint of an unused calendar piece but it didn’t take long to see the compositional problems in the image. That left me with only one option which was to start a completely new image. Hopefully I’ll get to try that soon but paying work still has to get first priority.
Speaking of which, I’ve managed to dig up enough time to clear through 90% of my card signing backlog. Hopefully everything will mail out this weekend.
I’m still thinking about doing a limited edition painting via Kickstarter. Finding time to actually do a cost-analysis on it is proving to be the major hurdle currently.
I finally completed the pdf list of all my Magic art that’s for sale. You can find my contact info on the right sidebar if you’d like a copy.
Looking ahead;
There’s a couple of Warcraft pieces to share. I eventually need to complete the big Yawgmoth Demon WIP multi-part article. I also have an armload of other goblin images most of you have probably never seen.
But until then… Booyah! Skirk Marauder sketch!
The Skirk Marauder is still one of my favorite goblin paintings due to the sheer malicious glee and hint of sadism in his eye!
And with that, on to year two…
Happy Anniversary!
I always liked the Skirk Marauder, too. He looks so happy.
Where’s the Like button???
The Like button is on Facebook, Matt.
Hi Pete,
Do you have any original magic art for sale? Especially some of the olders paintings?
Thanks!
-Matt
Yes, LOTS. The short version is that I held onto my originals until I had a scanner that could do high-end archival scans. Got one a couple years ago and have been slowly selling off stuff since then. I’ll send you the pdf at your gmail address.