Lots of new cover art for Tellerup and Seven Realms Publishing!

Made this for a Facebook Friend

Teenaged Pirate princess

From my book, same charater as below only younger. She will be a teenager in my book, as they need to appeal to younger readers. It's fun though drawing her at different ages.

More concept. Quick portrait.

Another character from my book -Hira the Pirate Princess.
She will probably appear slightly different in the actual book. Probably younger, and without piercings, but I will keep the clothing and weird sword.

A Character design from a young readers' book I wrote. I eventually setteled on a different design and another style. Still, I think it's a pretty good drawing.

Dodge Dalton at the Outpost of Fate. This is my first cover for Seven Realms Publishing. Sean Ellis has written a phenomenal action adventure set in the 1930'ties. Seven Realms wanted the cover to resemble the style of Drew Struzan and the covers of the Pulp era. I'm really pleased with how this turned out. The book will be on sale through Amazon.com as an ebook and as a printed novel.

movie forum

Darth Saber from The replica prop forum made this awesome replica of Nathan Drake's Journal in Uncharted 2. If you didn't know... the guy given credit in the article, for some the pages, is me aka 'Kredepops'. :)

I no longer recide at Area9

Although they've been very pleased with my work, they no long have any work for me, at least not for another 6 months. So that kinda of sucks BUT I've resusitated my dream of earning a living by doing solely freelance work.

This February I will join the very talented gang of artists at their office 'Pinligt selskab'. The best talent in Denmark share an office there, among others, Jesper Ejsing, Paul Bonner and Emil Landgreen.  I'm most grateful to be able to sit among such a talented bunch of people and I'm sooo looking forward to it. I hope to learn a lot.

I do however need more work! More customers! Please don't hesitate to contact me if you like my paintings. I don't work for free, but I'm certainly not the most expensive dude to work with in the business.

International selfportrait day

The 1'st of November was International Selfportrait day. Fortunately I had time to paint myself this year. So here it is:

WW2 Robot

If giant war robots had been available during WW2 those documentaries on Discovery would be even more interesting!

ImagineFX #62 Development sheet by yours truly. Buy the mag!

Abe Sapien

I love the Hellboy comics and movies. Abe Sapien as portrayed by the talentful Doug Jones is one of my favorite characters. Half fish half man, he's a mystery, he's tough but also very vunerable and loveable.

Daily sketch...

I may or may not have the constitution to do this all year, but as often as I feel like it I'll do a daily sketch, keeps the skillz toned :P

Assassins creed: Victorian London

I love the Assassins creed series by Ubisoft. I think it would be really cool if AC 3 was set in Victorian London. Mist filled streets, lots of possibilities for climbing, try scaling Big Ben!

It's a really cool Sherlock Holmes setting. Of course one mission would see you chasing Jack The Ripper, killing that guy would be sooo sweet!

So here's my take on an english victorian era assassin: Lord Eagleroy.

CHOW #212

Wish I would've left out the helmet, but alas it's too late now.

Colour :)

A little excersize

Just some excersize in drawing females... turned out okay... hair is crap.

Mola Ram Premium Format review

Fedex came by today with my latest piece of Indiana Jones mechandice.

I love Sideshow products, they're just soooo beautifully crafted but alas also sooo expensive. This one is definitely worth the $289 smack-a-roos I think.

First of all, an introduction: Mola Ram, if you don't know by now, is the main villain from Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. 'Temple' is one of my all time favorites, in fact only surpassed by Raiders of the lost Ark. It's just such a fun and scary action movie.
The indian actor Amrish Puri portrayed the insane villain perfectly, and delivered a performance that everybody who has seen the movie will remember forever. Now who can't remember the Sacrifice scene where he tears a still beating heart from the chest of a hapless victim, while chanting loudly 'KALI MAAAA - KALI MAAAA SHUK TI DAEE'. When I was a kid, my father fastforwarded through that scene because he thought it was too graphic for me and my younger brother. But the image stuck with me for many years. 


That guy Mola Ram is one twisted puppy! Not only can he rip peoples hearts from their chests he can also make them bust into fire! He also thinks that it's alright to abduct children to work in mines and make people drink some sort of halluciogenic so he can control them (as Doctor Jones experinced first hand). 


He's the coolest and most scary villain Indiana Jones ever had to face. So when Sideshow released this cool figure I just had to have it!


First impression is that Sideshow has surpassed themselves, it looks exactely like Mola Ram in the movie, all the small details, like his gap between the front teeth is there, it's just perfect!

The standard figure comes with two interchangeable heads and two hands holding a human heart.

The exclusive comes with the skull chalice, but since he can't actually hold it I just went for the standart version.

The heads and the hands are easily switched as they are magnetic and sit perfectly on the body.

Mola Ram also has two necklaces, one with boar teeth and one with some bones, looks like something from a spine... I don't know what it is but it looks creepy!


It's a bit tricky to put them on since the small one won't fit over his head and neither will the big one when using the head with the skull helmet. So just drape them over the neck of the head before putting it on the body, be careful not to get the string below his neck.




I prefer the skull helmet head. It recreates the look from Drew Struzans poster perfectly. He has that same happy crazy look in his eyes! With the flaming heart in his hand he looks fantastic!

The other head is actually scarier, that one looks like it's from the scene where he makes Jones drink from the blood chalice.


Here are a few close ups:

 

The paintjob is spot on. I'm usually very critical on this point as I'm pretty good at painting myself, but this one looks very good! They took a cue from the Indiana Jones PF and glazed his eyes and mouth so they look wet, instead of just painting in highlights.

The clothes are topnotch, it's amazing how it looks exactly like the material in the movie, only scaled down. Awesome!!

The base is also great! It features some skulls and mumified heads - all of which are different sculpts! Very creepy

indeed! Perfectly in tune with the character.

All in all a great looking PF figure, they couldn't have done a better job. 5/5 stars