Being an early adopter, I have been dabbling with Generative AI since public inception.

My experiments use readily available tools in stylistic ways that vary from typical results.

I was curious how helpful AI would be in developing a tangible product. I’ve always been a gamer, so I chose to merge early passions with new, and create a Dungeons & Dragons module compatible with Old School Essentials and B/X rule sets.

I used AI to initiate a project outline, spark potential storylines, inspire plot/setting details, and generate base illustrations. Much customization was needed, but AI did prove a useful tool for building both concept and structure.

I have always been drawn to letterforms and I’ve crafted many logos and spot illustrations over the years.

I design everything in black and white first, as these types of graphics have to be recognizable in their most basic state.

What do you get when you combine an employee enlistment effort for an epic gaming company, with the playful attitude of Starship Troopers propaganda?

A fun system of icons that would excite any raw recruit.

Growing up I witnessed the dawn of House and Techno in Detroit. As a teenager, I learned to spin and put my drawing skills to work on grassroots promotion of parties.

Many of my friends now play stadiums and are known across the globe. Crazy to think how we all worked together with virtually nothing, and helped launch a new genre in music history.

After doing a number of photographic portraits, I decided to take a break from the camera and play with turning my images into digital paintings.

Stacking my skillsets was fun and it helped me creatively reset with a much needed reprieve from routine.

Samples of creatures and cutie pies that I have dreamed up.

At one point they were to be made into toys, but unfortunately the project stalled.

Reading stimulates imagination. So using classic literature as my framework, I designed a number

of posters as a creative way to exercise my drawing and typography skills.