Over the years he contributed art and writing to a wide variety of amateur and semi-professional fanzines, as well as publishing his own—Red Shift, Delta Psi, Synapse, New Toy and others.
[7][6] In the late 1980s he made the jump to professional illustration, by necessity working mainly outside the science fiction genre.
She is rescued by omnipotent alien beings (visible only to her), who ensure her future safety by wrapping her in a metallic suit that confers invulnerability.
He also made contributions to The Fantasy Showcase Tarot Deck (Bruce Pelz, 1980) and Tank Vixens Card Game (United Publications, 2004).
The bulk of Taral's career, though, was the creation of art for private commissions, numbering more than 3,000 inked, coloured, or penciled works.