Blogs are once again in vogue, and that works for me. I started this blog before I created a hobby Instagram account, and I'm happy to return here. I've had a love-hate relationship with Instagram, and often, I don't actually care if anyone is reading what I write or seeing what I work on. Most of the time, it's just the act of creation that means something to me. At this current moment in time I'm in between houses and don't have all of my hobby stuff, so a place to write and post ideas is a great cathartic exercise. I'm also coming to the end of the 2nd annual One Page Game Jam, which has been getting a great response just like last year - but once that's done, I think it will be time to delete IG off my phone again. Having a place where I can potentially reach some of my friends (even in this belaboured form) helps me feel like I'm still connected to the zeitgeist. So, this is just a little post to kick things off. I've got a few ideas for p...
I'm embarking on a new project - one that I think will last me the better part of a year. I recently returned from Dungeon Fest 2026, which has rekindled my passion for the hobby in the way it always does. In the Alberta Mordheim Open, I had my set of psychedelic boards in the mix, and they stood out very starkly. Every time I bring out those boards I get a lot of compliments, which is lovely, but what I really love about those boards is how they are drastically different from most Mordheim boards. We have all settled into the grimdark vision of Mordheim as a brown and grey waste, with gothic architecture and winding canals and sewers - which is all very much canon. But as artists and makers, we have license to stretch that vision. I want to create another full size 4x4 board to bring to Dungeon Fest 2027, and I want it to be visually distinct. I also have another ambition - that this board be used for an all day drop-in game, where people who have not registered for events can sti...