Today I get to post up my illustrations that I recently completed for Medieval Warfare Magazine's latest issue on King Richard the 1st, otherwise know as "The Lion heart". In this issue I contributed two illustrations. One depicting Richards siege at Acre and a double page spread of his glorious cavalry charge at Arsuf.
This image is of the cavalry charge that Richard and his knights made at the battle of Arsuf.
A closer look at the King in action.
For more information about this publication you can go Here and for a synopsis of the particular issue go Here.
Wow Mike that's fantastic!
ReplyDeleteThanks Willie!
ReplyDeleteGreat work Mike ! Are you expert in Medieval warfare?
ReplyDeleteHi Jean- Philippe. Thanks for the complement! I would not go so far as to call myself an expert but then again, by now I have illustrated a few battles and a couple of hundred period figures ranging from pig farmers to knights and even a king. So I guess I would say that I am very experienced compared to many and I continue to actively work in the field. Currently I am working on another interior spread for MW's newest issue so stay tuned for that and "The battle of Borough Bridge".
ReplyDeleteCheers.
Thanks Mike, keep up the good work! I will look for it. ;)
DeleteOut of curiosity, how much do you get for such wonderful pieces? High thousands?
Thanks Jean-Phillipe. If you want to talk business, send me an email and we can talk shop in private.
ReplyDeleteCheers.