Scratch marks

When I first created my website on Neocities, it didn't yet have a clear purpose, hence the somewhat generic name. Since then, the name in question has become a personal brand used on several websites. Which in turn muddled things because my site was named one thing and showed another.

As my other sites developed their own personality, this one remained the odd one out. In the end, the fix was to add a landing page distinct from my profile. It will serve as an anchor point, plus it helps the site look better and navigate better. You might even recognize some of my art from last year. Have some more, by the way:



The site still isn't perfect, of course, but I'm a lot happier about it now. Enjoy, and tell me what you think.

It's been a busy spring, with all the work on the next two Dream books. (Volume five is out now!) Now that we're done with that, I was finally able to work more on my concept art series. This time with a piece that sends back to the tense encounter early on in kantuck's novel Shadowing the Dream:



There's a new model and a refurbished model. You'll see the former again on the cover of upcoming volumes, too. But first to rest a bit and make another poster like these, because it's so satisfying.

It's been over a year since I last posted any concept art for the Dream. Things have been moving since: we have four books out, and two more novels are in the works. So it was time for more cover art concepts:



I made the 3D models in spring, then ran out of steam (ha ha) and took until now to do a POV-Ray conversion then put it all together. Ought to practice a lot more: I'm nowhere near as happy with this one. Good thing it's not intended as a finished work. Enjoy anyway, and thank you for reading.