Joel Chaim Holtzmanさんのイラストまとめ

Painting for my worldbuilding! Urge to paint something for myself was irresistable.

Hebrew Judge, 13th Century BCE. Judges were zealous tribal leaders, guiding their people in times of crisis.

Any thoughts are appreciated, thanks for looking!

Happy to share this piece from around a year ago I was comissioned to paint for a game, an elf rogue.
Model: Michael Moody
Hope you like it!
JCH

Happy to share this painting I made for Games Workshop around 2 years ago.

Always intrigued by the ''Red Riding Hood & the wild beast'' dichotomy of this particular narrative.

Hope you like it!
JCH

Alphonse Mucha (July 1860 – 14 July 1939).

Viewing ''the Slav Epic'' In real life is still on my to-do list.
Anyone know where these images currently reside?

Happy to share this painting from 3 years ago I made for a medieval themed board game.

Berhold II, Count of Andechs. His influence was cemented through intermarriages, intrigue and powerplays, challenging Germany's archbishop and siding with the king in this powerstruggle.

When I started out with digital art 8-9 years ago, one of the very first artbooks I bought was by Gerald Brom.
Undoubtedly a favourite to many, his gothic fantasy art remains at the peak of the genre to this day.

Painting I made from around 4 years ago that I still quiet like.
An Assyrian king shows his son his inheritance, the Legacy of Mesopotamia, the cities, armies, the spoils and plunder. The painting is seen through the eyes of a child, vivid with imagination.
Hope you like it!
JCH

Happy to share this painting of a Viking Shieldmaiden I made for a book project, depicting one of the two main characters.

Painting this character makes me excited to watch the Vikings Spinoff on netflix releason in 1 month! Who else?

Hope you like the painting!

Artwork by Hirémy Hirschl (1860–1933), one of my favourite artists. Realism, mood, and narrative, all blended together to create the most intense compositions I have ever seen.

Happy to share this Mongolian themed painting I made 6(!) years ago for a mentorship.
Later I would be the one teaching as well, having dozens mentees and students.
Seeing them grow, and get their first gigs makes me proud and excited for the future!