An avid reader of the James SA Corey books, I wasn't quite sure to make of the Camina Drummer character when she was first introduced in the exciting science-fiction series "The Expanse." Initially, I found her character to be a bit flat and not quite as integrated into the familiar blend of characters I had become accustomed to. As the second season ended, I didn't pay the character much thought as I began thinking of which character I would select to kick off my "The Expanse" art series.

But then season three happened.  Suddenly, this Drummer character took on a new life. Playing equal and opposite of  David Strathairn (depending on which scene in which episode), Cara Gee portrayed the character of Camina Drummer with passion, strength and vulnerability that didn't come through in the previous season. I was hooked, and had to know more about this performer.

From there, I found the "Strange Empire" series, and watched the entire singular season in a week, all the while working on the idea for a new art original that, 70 hours of drawing later, would finally become the work you see on this page.

Entirely hand-drawn using technical pens and the highest quality black India ink, this is the first in my new art series planned for 2019.

A very limited one-time run of 20 prints is available for $34 each, numbered and hand-signed by the artist. There are only 20 and when they are gone, they are gone.  
Click here to order a reprint while supplies last.

Meanwhile, as a Belter might say: Yam seng!