Ramek Demo v2.0

Has it been a YEAR already since the announcement of Ramek: Total Machine Death?
My, how the time flies…
I’m busy churning out assets for the full game, but I’ve updated the demo to v2.0 with the latest changes, including a local co-op mode!
The second player controls a female cyborg assassin, who’s as deadly as she is beautiful, flying on a blue budgie. Sent by the machines to seduce and kill Ramek, she couldn’t help but fall in love with our irresistible gigachad hero.
Kvltcast
If you didn’t catch it live, here’s the video of KVLTCAST, where we announce four new upcoming games in the works at KVLTGAMES.
I’m helping out a tiny bit with Hyper Rebellion, but my main focus is Dverghold, where I’m contributing a large part of the concept art, illustrations and assets.
Wickerman

The third and final of the 16 interior illustrations for Dullahan: Fomhar that I’m going to post here. This one shows the Wickerman, a giant made of sticks and wooden planks, sustained by the blood he squeezes out of his enemies.
The Slaugh

Another illustration from Dullahan: Fomhar. Here Dullahan encounters the Slaugh, a mysterious ghost army, kept in line by their master by the means of a magic golden whip and a massive warhorn.
Lords of the Loch

One of the 16 interior illustrations I did for Dullahan: Fomhar, the second installment of the Dullahan quadrilogy. When these guys come knocking at the gate of your ringfort, it’s not going to stay closed for long.
Dullahan – Fomhar

Dullahan: Fomhar, the second book in the Dullahan quadrilogy by @whitepillmedia is out, this time with 16 of my illustrations and a cover.
Kvltgames

I’ve joined KVLTGAMES (logo not drawn by me!) as a concept artist, illustrator, environment modeler and texture artist.
The Secret of Castle Belfrage

Here’s my favourite illustration from Aegeon #10, a two page spread for the short story ‘The Secret of Castle Belfrage’ by Brendan Heard. I’m sure keen observers have spotted the Piranesi ‘homage’ in this one. I’ve recorded a time-lapse of me drawing it and added some voice-over, if you’re interested:
Glow in the Night

Here’s another one of my illustrations from Aegeon #10. This one’s for the short story ‘Glow in the Night’ by Bryan Leyland. It was fun drawing all the weird monsters revealed by the airship’s searchlights.
