In the late 90's, I did a series of game book covers for Iron Crown Enterprise's series 'Silent Death' This was one of the last covers in the series, done in 1998. They were always spaceships, usually in battle, as I did few figure drawings in this period. Acrylic on masonite, size approx 13 x 22 inches
ASP Technocracy		 From the series of books by Fred Saberhagen. An alien race of machines called Berserkers attacks out of the sky without warning in this 1991 painting published by Tor Books. Oil on masonite.
Berserker Lies		 From the book by Marc Stigler, published by Baen Books in 1987. A future conflict using robot weapons foresaw the Predator drones used today in warfare. Oil on masonite.
David's Sling		 Available as a print through Podgallery. The adventures of 1964 Pennsylvania cop Calvin Morrison, transported into 16th century parallel universe Pennsylvania where he becomes the great King Kalvan of Hostigos. John wanted the cover expanded as a wraparound as the other 2 books of this series, and so the original art (on the right half) was digitally blended with all-new art (left half). On the upper left, the Paratime Police keep watch with their electric eye. Gouache on masonite/Photoshop 6 w/Wacom tablet.
Great King's War Extended Version
J.U.M.P was commissioned by the 'Evil Polish Bros.' in 1999. It was intended to be a game similar to the work I did for Steve Jackson Games. Acrylic & Gouache on masonite
Justified Use Of Military Power		 Commissioned around 1994 by Steve Jackson Games, this is a asteroid fortress under attack in an epic space battle. Acrylic on masonite
Star Fist		 Originally published in 1988 by Tor Books, this was my version of the H. G. Wells classic story. Available as a print from Podgallery. Oil on masonite.
War of the Worlds		 This is a commissioned version of 'Warworld' by John F. Carr, a previously unused sketch of the 'Warworld' book cover, set in the future, in the final battle for the planet Haven. This will be used for the new Warworld Website. Photoshop 6 w/Wacom tablet.
Warworld Webpage Art
The first commission of a new series of books based on H. Beam Piper's 'Space Viking' series, this novel is set hundreds of years in the future of the first book. The Viking ship 'Skull Splitter' crushes the capital building of an enemy world, to get the loot buried in vaults underneath. Photoshop 6 w/Wacom tablet
Way of the Sword Worlds

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