I play D&D on a weekly basis. Sometimes we do heroic stuff, but most of the time our characters get caught up in some deadly random mess. This illustrates a typical night in town where one of my party-members was on a drugs trip and shot a barbarian in his leg. The barbarian took it like a man and went into a rage, amplifying his power by turning his arm into a flesh-axe. You know,.. a typical night in town.
I’m working on some more style-tests for my next comic. And for the occasion I decided to draw my current D&D character. It’s a voodoo priest with quite a few nasty habits. For example in times of need he eats his own hands – and heals them later on so he can do it again. He’s also pretty evil minded but the he needs his do-good party-members for a higher purpose.. so they are still alive and well…sort of… :]
These are some characters that I made last week. They are intended for a ‘Dungeons and Dragons’ related website.
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'Gang Up!' Is a comical cardgame set in the age of crime! I designed this 'backstabbing'- cardgame together with my partner in crime: Paul & also made the art for the game. After a succesfull Kickstarter, this game is now on the market!
'Wizard Brew' is a comic about a young wizard that tends to get himself in trouble all the time. Issue 1 is done, more will follow! 
Roleplaying is my biggest hobby and I've produced many adventures, which I often illustrate. Take a look!
I organize figure drawing sessions & join other sessions whenever I can - It's good practice! If you like to attend a session 'click here! ' (Breda, the Netherlands)
'Coffin Crushers!' is a comic about Vampire Hunters that use their Heavy Metal Mechas to earn a buck by crushing Vampires!
'P.I.G War' is a comic about the sexy pilots of pig-like war machines that defend the core of M.E.A.T.-city!
Chaos Battle is a condensed, fun, action game where up to 4 players fight each other to the death!
On a more serious note; I support the 'cure for migraine-research', since so many of my fellow artist suffer from this painful condition. Luckily things are looking up; click on the image to find out where we stand now & what can be done for you! 
