This is my most recent tattoo design. It is based on a song I wrote called 'Emerging' which is about the human soul emerging from a ...
Psychotrio Tatto Design
This artwork represents three aspects of 'self', in this case, myself. The centre character being the main 'me', the self im...
Tattoo Frame Design
I designed this frame of twisted branches, that could work well to frame whatever image someone might want to have tattooed. In the first ex...
The Goblin
This is a design that I drew, a very long, long time ago. So long ago that I would rather not say. It could use a little finessing as a desi...
Nuclear Burn
I designed this monstrosity quite a long time ago. Surely there is someone out there twisted enough to get this as a tattoo! A big part of m...
Elemental Magic
Over four years ago I started working on my book 'Elemental Magic'. One of the first things I designed for the book, was the cover a...
Scott's Biomechanical Dragon Tattoo
My good friend Scott asked me to design, a 'Biomechanical Dragon' tattoo design for his left shoulder. Initially I designed a dragon...
Smoking Skull Tattoo Design
While on a short vacation recently to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, I drew this macabre smoking, flaming skull while sitting at my friends Michael...
Val's Rose and Koi Pond Tattoo
Recently I was asked to design a tattoo for a good friend of mine, Val. All she told me was that she wanted a large white rose, and a Koi po...
Spirit Head and Yin Yang
Just like my Yin Yang design further down the page, I drew this one in my journal, sitting on the beach in Guadeloupe, one of the French Car...
Celtic Cross Tattoo
I designed this Celtic Cross for my own right shoulder, in early 2008. I had the tattoo done by Michee, a Japanese woman who does beautiful ...
Yin Yang
I drew this Yin Yang design in my journal, sitting on a beach on the Caribbean Island of Guadeloupe, about 6 years ago. I think it would mak...
Portait Tattoo Design
This portrait was originally done in Montreal, way back in the early eighties. It was my girlfriend at the time, Manon. Almost thirty years ...