Mad clock with screw loose - digital illustration

A whimsical mechanical creature with a large clock face for a torso is depicted amidst a flurry of flying gears and mechanical parts. Its limbs and appendages are an intricate tangle of metallic elements, giving the impression that it's either constructing itself or falling apart.
The clock itself has lost it's mind, with some loose screws falling to the ground.
Digitally painted during late 2023/ early 2024 in 'Sketchbook pro'.

It can be seen here on this link.

A park scene with a giant head building - digital illustration

It was common in an alt Victorian steampunk world to have various public buildings built around giant heads. These would often be seen in places frequented by families on a day out, such as parks or town centres. The heads were not fully operational, but used for simple data processing. Often small viewing areas were built on top of the head, with access through it for passage to viewing platform. It's unknown how much of a body was attached to the heads in the ground.

Happy Halloween Witch - drawing vs painting

Happy Halloween Witch - drawing vs painting

drawing vs painting of the Happy witch

This illustration of a happy surrounded by her graveyard friends was done during 2012, and was painted digitally in Photoshop. The drawing it was based on was also done in Photoshop and is shown as a comparison between the sketch and final art. There is no 'refined' sketch or drawing, but instead the painting is done directly from the rough sketch and 'drawn' as it is painted rather than spend time just on a neat drawing.
The final art can be seen here.