Originally drawn in 2012, after ten years, this Boba Fett drawing didn't quite match up to the rest and a revamp was much needed. In 2022, I brought this drawing back up to speed, adding my iconic black background and matching the dark intensity that my work has come to be known for.

Originally drawn in 2013, I decided this drawing desperately needed a makeover, since it no longer represented my work and who I was as an artist. In 2021, I did just that, resulting in one of my better pieces. Watch the YouTube video to see it go from old to new.

Another drawing to add to my growing list of villains. The well known antagonist of the popular movie, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, The Predator. I wanted to capture a portrait of the "ugly m***** f*****" in it's unmasked form, very much like my T-800 Endoskeleton.

Samus Aran, a female bounty hunter populorised for her orange suit,  began as an 8-bit bounty hunter in the first installment of the Metroid series, released for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) in 1986. As my favourite Nintendo game, I couldn't resist drawing this iconic character. This particular image was drawn from the 'Metroid: Other-M' installment. Much like many of my other drawings, capturing the design of her helmet and suit that instantly makes her recognisable, was key to this drawing.

Known for their impeccable aiming (and bumping heads off doorways), you can't get a more iconic look than the imperial storm trooper that instantly shouts 'Star Wars'. Adding this drawing to their collection is a must for any Star Wars fan.

Harley Quinn is a relatively new character in comparison to most other well known comic book / superhero / villain characters, but is by no means any less popular. Aside from being female, Harley Quinn stands out for her personality as well as her outfit designs. I went for a design from the Arkham Asylum game franchise released prior to her movie debut. 

The more I drew, the more I started to realise what made my work standout. I loved drawing portraits of characters that were instantly recognisable, focusing mostly on their upper torso and head. I instantly fell in love with this design, with the endoskeleton facing directly forward at the viewer. This became a them in my later drawings.

No one can deny the popularity of the Halo game franchise. Beginning in 2001, it instantly became a fan favourite amongst Xbox users. Popularised by his iconic armored suit and helmet, I wanted to capture the essence of the character best know as Spartan 'John' 117. Again, I went for a more cinematic aspect ratio, in a close up of his helmet.

Although not donning his iconic yellow suit, Hugh Jackman turned wolverine into his own, instantly becoming a fan favourite. In this piece, I went for a more cinematic aspect ratio and decided to include just the one set of claws rather than the two, creating a less symmetrical look.

My all-time favourite film growing up throughout the 90's was the second installment of the terminator franchise. Later as an adult, I came to appreciate the first movie just as much, but the bike chase scene is one of the most iconic. The clothes, boots and motorcycle... everything about the character oozed coolness. Arnold Schwarzenegger is one of my favourite actors of all-time.