Chibi Dungeon Adventurers for Impact! Miniatures

These are some of the minis I made for the Chibi Dungeon Adventurers project by Impact Miniatures You can find more info about it in their website here or their kickstarter page for the project http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/674003445/classic-dungeon-adventurers-miniature-set-chibi-an/posts

Impact! miniatures display case at Adepticon 2013

And here some of the final casts painted. I've had to wait for months to see them to this stage. I get so excited with every new picture that comes out:

This is not over! In the next month Impact! Miniatures will be starting a new campaign in Kickstarter with lots of new chibi figures, this time based in traditional asian myths and characters. I already made a lot of figures for this new campaign, I wish I can make a lot more!

Illustrations for Swords and Wizardry Monster Manual (III)

Illustrations for Swords and Wizardry Monster Manual (II)

Illustrations for Swords and Wizardry Monster Manual (I)

I made these illustrations in photoshop for Swords and Wizardry Monstrosities () . When I was a kid I was a huge fan of the D&D tv show and everything that had to do with medieval fantasy, so I felt so lucky getting to do all this work.

Illustrating Dungeon Defiler for the IPad

During the second half of the year 2012, I spent most of my time working as an illustrator. I made this game working with The Game Kitchen during the month of August.

These are some of the drawings I made for them. You can find the game for free in the appstore.

It was a small project, and we finished it in around a month. I had a list with lots of illustrations from the game designer, and completed 2 or 3 illustrations every day. It's funny to remember how the idea of this game was originated. I was spending the week in Barcelona, attending the Gamelab events. I was with my coleagues from TGK and we were having a meeting. As I'm not actually an employee I was kind of absent, drawing in my sketchbook. I had not drawn anything for a few days so I was drawing eagerly.

My friend Enrique had this idea of making a simple game inspired in more complex role games in his mind and as he saw my drawings he exclaimed something like "OMG it would be awesome if we made a game using drawings like these!," in that enthusiastic way he does. He took pencil and paper and drawed a logo that read "Lucky Dungeons." One of the letters was a sword and there was some skulls in it too. We had a camera and we had fun making noises and we had these pieces of paper that we used to record how the start screen would look like. We set to the task and a month and a half after this day the game was in the appstore :)