Just a quick doodle of a man with a posture that is more on the heavy side.

Unlike the English knight bannerets, the Dutch Banneret - or Bannerheer - was a nobleman who bore his own banner. His clothing may be as accurate as a Robin Hood movie, but that made him even more fun to draw.

Sometimes you never get around to finishing a piece. This (fantasy) harbour scene shows various stages of rendering from lineart to final version. Most of the colours were still needed tweaking.

Combining the character Nasir from Robin of Sherwood with the lore of Star Wars and the artstyle of Klei's Shank. Sometimes my ideas don't make that much sense.

Just some quick character studies of a very stylized cat called Peper.

A fun little forrest-scene. There's little to be said about it except that nature is both fun and annoying to draw because it's ordered in such messy way that everything can go wrong.

I always loved the look these old animated movies where the characters (animations) were in a different style than the background. So for my Genie's prison I tried to play with that look.

Sinterklaas is not only the original Santa Claus, but he's also vastly superior to that fake knockoff who terrorizes elves. And doing a walk-animation of someone with a staff was simply fun.

The adventures of the brave knight Pintoo the Clone at Skull Mountain. And yes, he's actually a clone of the clown Pinwan...it's a long story (of bravely, love, and adventure...of course)

I wanted to draw a science fiction scene based on Farscape, Buck Rogers, and a bit of Evil Dead. Hunter Prey is what came out.