It's been a few days of these posts now, so for those following them, you'll be well aware that I am releasing an art book called 'Hidden Beauties', featuring a whole host of male gaming characters turned women. Of course, each of their familiar masks remain.
Thinking about my favourite masked characters, I had to include a Splicer from Bioshock. The Bioshock games are fantastic, creepy and atmospheric. Of course, I tend to revert to the creepy side of art quite a lot, so this seemed quite fitting.
So, here's a Splicer, minus the ripped and bloodstained clothes and bandages, but still so sinister.
Keep checking back on the blog for more updates on the book! It'll be available to buy at the MCM Comic Con on the 25th-26th May, as well as on my Comicsy online store once the convention is over. If you're interested in reserving a copy, please let me know by sending me an email!
I am currently putting together a collection of my 'Hidden Beauties' for an art book, which will be making it's debut at the MCM Comic Con at the end of this month. I shall be selling it on my online store thereafter.
Here's a new one from the book, Ghost from Call of Duty, as a woman!
I'll be launching my 'Hidden Beauties' art book at the MCM Expo at the end of this month, and will be selling it on my store thereafter.
Here's one of the pieces that has made it into the book-Shy Guy becomes Shy Girl!
As I've previously mentioned, I'm getting together my collection of 'Hidden Beauties' for an art book which will be making it's debut at the MCM Expo at the end of this month. I'll be selling it on my online store thereafter.
Here's Red vs. Blue (Halo), with a provocative makeover.
Here's another digital painting that I'll be including in my 'Hidden Beauties' art book which will be making it's debut at the MCM Expo at the end of this month. If you are interested in buying a copy, let me know so I can reserve you one!
Here's a female Creeper, from Minecraft.
I am currently working on putting together all of my 'Hidden Beauties' digital paintings into an art book, which I will be selling at the MCM Expo at the end of this month, then on my store after.
Mainly consisting of gaming characters, these always seem to go down well at conventions. People like to have a laugh over the male (often overly macho) characters, being turned into provocative women, whilst keeping their iconic masks.
Here's one of my latest, a female Aku Aku from Crash Bandicoot, sunbathing by the sea.
