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Artist // Hobbyist // Digital Art
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Current Residence: the Praeternatural Tower
Personal Quote: If you haven't learned something new today, the day is lost.

Tools of the Trade
Blender, Adobe Photoshop, Python

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You, sir, are a legend. I've had Atomic Rockets bookmarked for many a year, and my work has been greatly influenced by it. Thank you for opening my eyes to the beauty of realism...



... even if I do suck at math >_>

Just stumbled (anew?) across your DeviantArt account!

Very best wishes and thanks for all you've been doing!

I was not aware you have a DA account. I just stumbled on this by accident.

Robert Heinlein is a bit of jerk since during WWII early 1940s Robert Heinlein  advocated genocide and at a Hugo or Nebula Awards writer Jeanette Ng has commentary about politically correct villainy of early 1940s WWII .



Jerry Pournelle is a much better writer since as a NASA engineer he has published bold optimism of "Endless Frontier" .



Did you ever read anything by Caldwell and Cowley or art books by  Paper Tiger Ltd. since when I was kid comic books were considered uncouth in the shadow of Fedric Wertham?



Still  "Jack Kirby" machinery is detailed as are some Manga and Manwha comics worth a read.



Jack Kirby Interview makes claims about Nikola Tesla's involvement during the early 1940s Manhattan Project.

I am impressed by your illustrations of the "Traveller" series "Scout Courier".



Do you do commissioned illustrations and if so could you please list a physical mailing address or a phone number of  where to contact?

Glad to see your stuff again. I've enjoyed your art since Ogre was originally published.