Work for Phyrexia: All Will be One.

Art directed by Dawn Murin.

Work for The Lost Caverns of Ixalan.

Art directed by Ovidio Cartagena.

Work for March of the Machine.

Art directed by Ovidio Cartagena.

Some samples of my cover work for the new Lucifer series, written by Dan Watters.

All images are Copyright ©2018- DC Comics.

Cover and interior spreads for WYRM, a forthcoming historical fantasy horror novella written by Gretchen Felker-Martin

“We Are Gone”
Fan piece for series 1 of The Terror, and for Franklin’s Lost Expedition

My variant cover for Titan Comics’ Dark Souls: The Willow King

Variant Cover for DC Comics’ Aquaman: Andromeda, issue #2

My contributions to lush tarot decks, The Chromatic Fates and Wyrmwood’s Corrupted Tarot, in both cases art directed by Stephanie Cost

Variant cover for BOOM! Entertainment’s historical horror fiction series, DARK BLOOD, written by LaToya Morgan.

Promo work done for the launch of DC/Vertigo’s Sandman Universe, later used as the cover of issue #8 of The Dreaming, later used as the cover for the Volume #2 trade paperback.

A selection of works adapting lesser-known legends from the English countryside

GHOST DAYS

A short story anthology chronicling the adventures of Anna O’Brien, a woman living the rural wilds of turn of the century Appalachia. She comes upon a great tragedy, a great power, and begins a journey through the mythic landscape as a “conjure-woman.”

Ghost Days was written by journalist and author Asher Elbein. The book was successfully expanded to include 18 interior illustrations and brought to print via crowdfund. You can learn more about the development of the project here and can purchase a very pretty hardcover copy of the book here.

IN THE SNOW, THE JUNGLE

A one-shot historical horror novella details the next installment of Anna O'Brien's sojourn through haunted Appalachia: a horror story rooted in the real, and an encounter with the long, monstrous sickness of colonialism. Includes 3 interior black and white interior spots.

Ari Iroko has wasted her life, and is headed for an ugly death. But there's a way out—the god on the battlefield told her so. She just has to give something up...

HOW ARI GOT RELIGION

A one-shot illustrated short story by journalist and author Asher Elbein, about a world on the brink of a new age, and what happens when the senseless end of a life propelled by violence pulls horribly into focus. Includes 9 black and white interior illustrations.

Personal work, done for Kristina Carroll’s ongoing Month of Fear project.