Hi all, I'm new here but I've been "following" ImagineFX for quite some time. So, here's a chance to present myself through my work. :)    As I'm crossing the enemy's line, Where the wounded and dead show the way. The name says it all. Persephone- one of my ever inspiring characters. Probably the ...

I've been meaning to drop by with this for quite a while.  It was generated with a lot of help from the folks over at ConceptArt.org, most notably Kev Ferrara.  Here's a link to the thread if you'd like to see how this evolved.  

Hello, I'm sort of new to this site, and i absolutely love this magazine! So I'm just posting some of my newer work, mostly made in Photoshop and a pencil sketch..         Feel free to leave a comment, and thank you for looking   

Thanx for passing through, I'm posting here to find out whether or not my work is improving, so critisism is muched loved.

Some Images from me                  

My latest, thought I'd share it with you guys :)  It's not the nature that should be afraid of human race. It's the human race that should be afraid of nature. Trees are restless, they wake up slowly, it may take hundred years but they will be ready when the time comes. When you walk into the forest keep your eyes open and be ...

  Something I did for pratice, but it turned out to be more than that :)  There are a lots of meanings for this image and so I won't give away my thoughts on it, because I think people will have their own feelings and ideias about this image and so I will leave that space open for discusion between you people. Enjoy ...

The aftermath of an adulterous encounter, I’ll leave it up to the viewer to decide who the guilty parties are. Its been some time since I painted the human figure as anything other than a silhouette for scale in a landscape. I thought I’d refresh my skills with a piece that dealt with figures and anatomy over design ...

  Utopian Plaza is a book cover illustration. I was asked by the author to visualize a futuristic city that should convey a sense of opportunity and vast possibility. Diverging from my usual dystopian style I chose to render the city as a construct of bright, polished alloys with carefully landscaped areas of foliage to contrast the ...