Joel Chaim Holtzmanさんのイラストまとめ

Happy to share this painting I made for a game company around a year ago!

Carl Gustaf Hellqvist (1851 – 1890) was one of Sweden's most accomplished historical painters in the 19th century. Powerful compositions that do not lack narrative or detail.

I revisit many paintings after I first finish them.

After a while, I disconnect from the finished piece. I spot mistakes, they begin nagging at me. If I see problems, other people will see them as well, and It is then I begin the long process of revisions.

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Happy to share this painting from three years ago, ''Khazar Of Iyesi, a prototype for my worldbuilding.

This is one of the first paintings where I was trying to find my artistic voice. The painting has attracted many career opportunities, as well as licensing for games and film.

Happy to share this painting I made for the Beyond the Black Sea Collector's Edition RPG by Epiphany Entertainment; A Bronze Age lovecraftian horror setting.

It was fun to be comissioned to paint complex action scenes again, let me know what you think,

All the best,

JCH

Today I would like to share the art by Tom Lovell (5 February 1909 – 29 June 1997), one of my favourite illustrators.
His dynamic work, strong narrative and powerful subject matters never cease to amaze me.

Happy to publish this painting from a few years back for the first time.
I was comissioned to paint this piece for the cover of Free RPG Day for a DND supplement, depicting the syndicate leader Zara Harlowe with her victim on the ground.

Today I would like to show my appreciation to American Illustrator Walter Hunt Everett (1880–1946). His use of color, strong shapes and unique choice of composition inspire me greatly.

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Thanks for the response on my latest painting ''The Judge''!
For those interested, here are some closeups of the key areas. Now you can see the details that are otherwise barely visible :-D
Enjoy your weekend,
JCH