News
September 2025
New Artwork
New piece of art completed for September 2025 titled "Seraphim Dimension"
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Seraphim Dimension
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Inspired by the book of Isaiah, chapter 6 verses 1 - 7 where Isaiah describes his vision of the seraphim guarding the throne of God.​
July 2025
New Artwork
New piece of art completed for September 2025 titled "Triskelions Eternal Wea"
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Triskelions Eternal Weave
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Celtic style design and mythology inspired around the number 8:
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June 2025
New Artwork
New piece of art completed for June 2025 titled "Guardians of the Wyrd"
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Guardians of the Wyrd
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Interlocking pattern inspired by the Cosmati Pavement. Themes based around duality and Norse imagery
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April 2025
New Artwork
Two new pieces of art added to the website: "Wrath of the Lamb" and "The Seven Classical Bodies".
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Wrath of the Lamb​​​​​​​​​​​​
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Based on the imagery portrayed in the book of Revelation, particularly Rev 4:​
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Seven Classical Bodies
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The seven classical celestial bodies with symbolic animals and archetypes:​
January 2025
Collaboration with Ben Servoz
In July 2024 I was contacted by Ben, a very interesting person of multiple talents. One of which includes the rendering artwork with a giant drawing machine and he informed me that he wished to attempt to use his machine to produce a piece of my artwork: "Runestone of Memory". Ben's plan was to set up his machine in a public space so that the drawing process can be seen in real time.​
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I sent Ben the best image I had so that he could work his magic with the machine. This required a lot of trial versions while Ben made adjustments so that the best possible image could be reproduced when put on public display:
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After a few months of trials by Ben, he was ready to set his machine up in public:
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​​​​​​​​​​​​The drawing machine in action:
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​The finished piece:
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A huge thank you to Ben for choosing a piece of my artwork to display, and for being a genuinely interesting and passionate person.
Visit Ben's website has more details on his drawing machine projects and many more interesting, wide ranging topics:
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