Chris Wildgooseさんのイラストまとめ

@GailSimone Hey! I've been working with @GWillowWilson on our fantasy epic with a touch a steamy hot orc romance 'THE HUNGER AND THE DUSK' with Michele Assarasakorn on colours and @SimonBowland on lettering. Should be getting a proper announcement soon. Coming this July!
#MyLatestComic

Another which was my personal favourite, again from Alienated, was the background of this panel is the neighbourhood where the Goonies live. which you saw the kids bombing along it on thier bikes when they first set out on the treasure hunt.

Maybe recently these:

I think I maybe got on some people's radars with the tree climbing page or the blood wiping panel from Porcelain: A Gothic Fairy Tale way back in 2013. Though honestly since then I couldn't say what has been a specific piece I'm known for. Hopefully something to do with Orcs next https://t.co/kmIKmXtcWJ

@alis_samp Always in love with Sara Pichelli's cover art, I feel like she has drawn all the iconic ones for Miles. Big time love
Bilquis Everly's powerful Wonder Woman cover. Bonus shout out for Wylie Beckert's recent Hellboy cover and Claire Wendling's covers for Avengers Fairy Tales.

Personal highlight of 2022. I'd worked as a concept artist on Disney' Pinocchio remake. Mostly on Gipetto's workshop set dec. Mainly designing music boxes and Cuckoo clocks and all the easter eggs. Very proud to see mine and fellow concept artist Lee Oliver's works coming alive.

Elora 😊

Willow Ufgood.
I've been so, looking forward to watching the Willow series.
The film was one of those key films for me as a kid. I think Willow and Dragonslayer were the fantasy films I loved the most.
I've had this piece stuck in my head for the past year.

Just spotted my personal favourite Hammer Horror film on BBC iplayer.
Technically not a Hammer film but is VERY Hammer.
Has a pinch of Lovecraft & The Thing set on the Orient Express. 🤌 *chef kiss
I Love it. A perfect winter months film.

A bit gutted to see how these All New Firefly 3 colours came out in print, They look quite damp. I intended them to be a lot more vibrant.
Probably a fault on my end of the colouring?
Them's the ropes sometimes with print, you dont know until it's way too late.