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This is an original artwork inspired by the old Devon folksong Widecombe Fair about a man who borrows a horse so he can travel to the fair with his firends. When they don't return by "Friday soon, or Saturday noon" they owner goes looking for them and "he seed his old mare down a-making her will".

Here are a few new pieces that aren't on the gallery yet, including my son Fletcher and my dog Juno. I hope you dig them.

This is an original piece reimagining the classic protagonist Sephiroth from Final Fantasy VII.

This is an original piece depicting Sir Bedivere (Bedwyr / Bédoier) contemplating giving Excalibur back to the water as per Arthur's...

This as an architectural sketch memorial I finished last year to commemorate a family home in East Yorkshire. It was composited from 3...

I've been working on this piece for a while. It depicts the moment before the 'final embrace' between King Arthur and his bastard son...

The smile on Johns face plays second fiddle to Ringos vacant stare off to the right like he isn't quite sure where he is...

These zombified dogs are free to download and use as you please, they're well over 4K and would make a great desktop or phone wallpaper.

This is a quick sketch of a cybernetically modified super-human, drawn on a Cintiq using a pencil brush set.

I wanted to convey a physical dynamism and almost tactile sense of movement so drew the horses running through water.

Various miscellaneous bits and bobs from geometric, light and texture stuff to practice pieces with new digital brush sets.

I didn't original intend the piece to be so melancholy, it just went that way all on its own.

This is an original piece inspired by Herman Melville's seminal work Moby Dick showing Ahab's whaler chasing down his nemesis.