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Tentative cover design and art for Unclean Brand, the 1st level module written for Gothic Western, just needing mapped and illustrated, the page layout for release, following the completion of the setting guide, as an intended inclusion with the setting. Though I'll stick a cover and credits...

Another creepy ilustration to include in Gothic Western, this one is deep inside a silver mine, so deep that things that should be, come up for air and a quick snack...

I'll look into that, I do want to incorporate the setting as much as I can to PF2.

A couple new and interesting artifacts that fit the setting... First artifact is my version of the infamous Annabell doll, but calling mine Maggie Lee doll, a cursed, perhaps haunted, perhaps a deliberately designed vessel that invites and hosts passing spirits - ghosts, demons and what not as...

Well my current publishing project I'm developing is Gothic Western, a weird west setting for Pathfinder RPG 1.0/2.0, though it leans more to PF1 since PF2 is lacking much needed content - gun rules, Gunslinger, etc. The setting guide is intended to be both a GMs and Players Guide by including...

Decided to put an artifact inside a steamer trunk sized treasure chest that fell off the boat in a bay, and was thought to be safe, but now must be recovered for the gathering of artifacts to send to Antactica. Decided to do an underwater scene - looks good, I think.

Well all the authenticity aside, Gothic Western is going to need illustrations depicting eldritch horrors from unfathomable eons crawling forth in nauseating undulations that only cause one to shudder than to bolt for their lives...

An ancient pueblo culture site made into a living setting, usable as an illustration if not a module based on it - it certainly deserves that treatment. As stated on my last post, I've been trying to create an adobe cliff dwelling for about 3 years now, all previously failed. Mostly because I...

Four Indigenous Artifacts - 2 major and 2 minor. Hopi Spirit Loom - This large loom once was attached to the main central supports of the lodgehouse it once inhabited. Women of the adobe town would gather holding their own pastoral rituals, dances and ceremonies, singing the old songs and...