All that was Mine...

Inspired by the closing scene from the final chapter of HEROPLOT: The Spear of Destiny, the piece pays homage to the quote:

"His eyes found those between the ribbons of rags; those that pierced the shadows from beneath the hood... his bandages protecting the skin; shielding a face so badly burned, so dreadfully scarred as to be unrecognisable."

The Monster

"The master is no master, he is a monster. Melvin The Monster."

This character piece captures the menace and contempt of Dr. Abelman through the evilness of his glare.

You Reek of Fear

A confrontation in The Great DomiGen Tower leads to a terrifying conclusion. This piece is inspired by the events that take place and the texts:

"His eyes were a piercing blue and their whites exceedingly large without eyelids to conceal them. They dominated his face and stuck out from their bony sockets. His skin was raw, pocketed in places and there were large grafts where his nose and ears should have been.

A Tiger

A celebration that Edgar believes to be in his honour is soured when Abelman arrives with Penny. Subdued and remote, he is unable to reach her, and once they arrive at their destination Edgar soon discovers that the party is over, but for poor Penny, it has only just begun.

11:05 A.M. Precisely

A pivotal moment for the young doctor in HEROPLOT: The Spear of Destiny, this piece is inspired by the text:

"Trapped with his thoughts inside the laboratory, with his distrust of Munro and disbelief at the body still undiscovered, Edgar walked towards the door. It was 11:05 A.M. precisely...."

O.D.I.U.M or Die

An unexpected return can only lead to downfall.

"The air turned cold as the heat from the fire was trapped by the chill. 'We are everywhere!' he cried. 'In everything. We rule your Districts and we steal your resources. We corrupt your power and we own your world. You will join us....'"

Then Death has Come

Created as the prominent artwork for the cover design of The Spear of Destiny, the first book in the HEROPLOT series. This now iconic image was not only symbolic in visualising the tone and style for HEROPLOT's character designs, but the base for launching the entire HEROPLOT Multiverse.