Hi All,
Today I am sharing my latest illustration that I have done for Medieval Warfare Magazine which depicts an epic battle between the Lombards and the Byzantines "when
Constans' army, marching from Benevento to Naples, was ambushed at the
river Calore's ford by the forces of Mitolas, the Lombard count of
Capua."
You can find out more about the issue Here and don't forget to let them know that you love the new centerfold ;)
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Friday, December 12, 2014
Tuesday, October 7, 2014
Medieval Warefare: King Richard
Hey all,
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.
In this image I am depicting Richard, to sick to fight yet he still insisted on going to the front and picking off Saracens with his crossbow.
This image is of the cavalry charge that Richard and his knights made at the battle of Arsuf.
For more information about this publication you can go Here and for a synopsis of the particular issue go Here.
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.
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