A cross-section of illustration work from the past fifteen years- novel and comic book covers, posters, pinups, and advertising illustrations.

Below are some examples of the 5000 different one-of-one wraparound cover variations I created for the Wu-Tang Clan x Mathematics “Black Samson: The Bastard Swordsman” double album, produced in partnership with Macroverse and released on Record Store Day 2025. To accomplish this, I created hundreds of different variations of the image’s poses, enemies, dragons, weapons, accessories, backgrounds, weather effects, texture effects, and color treatments in the image, which were then mixed and matched into many thousands of different combinations by utilizing Macroverse’s revolutionary Mixprint process. 5000 of the best resulting variations were then curated and used for the album covers. Since the record was limited to 5000 copies, each individual album cover was unique and a true 1 of 1 piece of art.

DeadTown is an ongoing zombie-noir comic series and is the flagship title on the groundbreaking Macroverse app. For details and download links, visit Macroverse.com.

A sampling of trading cards completed in partnership with Salty Peppers Cards. All cards are intended as satire / parody / homage.

An ongoing series of personal work.

The prequel to ATOMIC BLONDE, written by Antony Johnston and published in December 2016 by Oni Press. 184 pages of spy-thriller action set against the backdrop of Cold War-era Berlin!

A hard-edged, hard-boiled 240-page graphic novel written by Michael Easton, published in 2014 by Blackwatch Comics.

The "Pacify" graphic novel, written and illustrated by Steven Perkins, was published in 2007 by Image Comics. Absurdism at its finest! Also presented here are the rare "Pacify: Fringe Benefits" epilogue pages, originally published in Mam Tor Publishing's "Event Horizon" anthology.

A comic book series written by Michael Stock.

A comic book series written by Michael Stock.

Written by Sam Costello for his "Split Lip" horror anthology/series, "Victims" is a 22-page horror story. Read it for free here.