News
February 2026
New Artwork
New piece of art completed for February 2026 titled "New Covenant"
New Covenant
Inspired by traditional Christian ideas including the lamb, ark of the covenant, cherubim, pelican and fish symbolism with floral border design.
December 2025
New Artwork
New piece of art completed for December 2025 titled "Alchemy of the State"
Alchemy of the State
Inspired by the book of Habakkuk, particular chapter 2 verse 9 where the prophet Habakkuk is questioning God about the evil present in the world.
November 2025
New Artwork
New piece of art completed for November 2025 titled "Judges"
Judges
Inspired by the famous parable of the trees from the book of Judges:
September 2025
New Artwork
New piece of art completed for September 2025 titled "Seraphim Dimension"
Seraphim Dimension
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"
Triskelions Eternal Weave
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"
Guardians of the Wyrd
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".
Wrath of the Lamb
Based on the imagery portrayed in the book of Revelation, particularly Rev 4:
Seven Classical Bodies
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.
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:
After a few months of trials by Ben, he was ready to set his machine up in public:
The drawing machine in action:
The finished piece:
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:
