We recently discovered here at JeffCarlisle.com that there was a problem with our email server--all the emails had been getting lost in a sea of "spam" and were being bounced by spam blockers.
If you had tried to contact me in the last few months and had not heard back from me--I apologize deeply. Please feel free to email me again, I will answer them as quickly as possible.
We are also trying to isolate the real messages from the nearly 300 spam messages....
So, it has been a year since we started updating JeffCarlisle.com!
Now, I know some of you are saying "But Jeff, There are still things that are unfinished"...
Well, stuff happens!
I have been a busy guy, which believe me is a good thing...
Some new changes, in case you missed them:
Miniature Game galleries are up and running (both D&D and Star Wars)
Star Wars Fan Art and Poster Gallery is up.
The Guestbook, sadly, had to go--it was getting hit by Spammers.
More Updates very soon!
Okay. Color me impressed! This site keeps growing and improving. We have a links page now! We have an improved Contact page--and we now have a Guest Book! And the Featured Image will be changing often with new images of interest. On the art side--some Halloween-inspired art has found it's way into the concept section, under creatures. Check them out!
As the site expands, there will be new and exciting work popping up--and today is no exception. The Concept Design section is chock full of never-before seen art -- some so new, you can almost smell fresh paint (if there were paint--they are mostly digital)!!
Lots of exciting things happening in the World Of Jeff--But nothing we can talk about....yet...
Work Progresses! Galleries slowly fill! Content continues to find it;s way back to the hallowed halls of Jeff Carlisle (dot) com! Take a look at the Concept Design Section...there is actually STUFF in it now. More news soon!
Well, here it is folks--the new JeffCarlisle.com.
It is by no means finished, as there is always new work to update--and there are some categories with only a few images in them.
Worry not. All is well.
We here in the subterranean bunker that is JeffCarlisle.com felt that showing a small amount of work that gave a better sense of the overall breadth was better than putting everything up all at once.
Besides-- I am a working man, with stuff to do! And that is a good thing, my friends...so keep checking back and keep track of what is happening to the site.
You might have noticed that this web site hasn't been updated in while...well, it certainly isn't due to lack of work!! There is almost two years worth of new art, new projects, new concepts coming your way!
Until we are up and running, here is a link to the old website... Click Here »
See You Soon!
--Jeff Carlisle
By the time you read this update, I will be in San Diego for ComiCon 2004! I can't wait to meet new friends and reunite with old ones, and maybe share some artwork in the process. There's been quite a bit of reorganization, with some things moving around. You'll find new artwork in the Dungeon / Polyhedron section, as well as new artwork in the Star Wars Polyhedron section. I have a lot of cool stuff in the works, and I'm looking forward to the coming show. See you all in San Diego!
Happy New Year to one and all! I would like to welcome everyone back for the beginning of a year that is sure to bring great things. To start you off, we have a major update! Check out the Concept Design gallery for new pieces in the Characters, Creatures, Environments, and Technology sections. Also head on over to the Illustration gallery for new pieces from The Demonskar Legacy article in Dungeon 104 and Racing the Snake in Dungeon 105. Take care and enjoy 2004!
First off, many thanks to everyone that stopped by to see me and Lisa at GenCon. We all had a great time. Many friendships were strengthened and many new ones formed.
Secondly, we have some new artwork for you today from the Zenith Trajectory article in Dungeon 102 and The Iron Lords of Jupiter in Polyhedron 160. Due to the different nature of the publications, we decided to split the current gallery into two separate sections.
