Skratch was a game in development for the Playstation 2 by Pirate Games Ltd., a small start-up company. Originally it was called "Geist", but when we went to E3 2003, we found that there was already a game by that name. So we changed the name to "Skratch", and later "Gryff" (which explains the disparate names on the art below). I started on as a Concept Artist and eventually grew to be the all-purpose Art Director, managing pretty much every artistic aspect of the game and, to a lesser extent, the company.
The last I heard, Skratch was mired in the Sony PS2 approval process, so don't expect it to be on shelves anytime soon.

Select Character Concept and Design
 

Select Location Concept and Design
 

Miscellaneous Illustrations, Designs
 

Some notes: Each of the logos were collaborative projects, so I can't take full credit for them -- Mike Deas is responsible for the little skull-and-crossbones design, and is probably half-responsible for the "Gryff" logo.
The CG in some of the character sheets weren't made by me, and the following images were actually drawn by Mike Deas: some of the line-art action poses for Skratch; the drawing of the "Herdaa" sitting in his caravan; the turnaround of the large Indian woman.