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The light assault walker mech! Finally, dogs and cats playing together. Mass hysteria!
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Finally a new character portrait! This is Evan Palmer’s D&D character Glen the Magnificent.
Glen started out as a swindler merely posing as a wizard, but ended up getting crossed with a goblin shaman, resulting in Glen receiving magic powers, pointy ears and a delightful greenish hue.
This was my first attempt at drawing on a tablet. My awesome friends chipped in to buy me one to encourage my arty endeavours and I hope I’m doing them proud. The Tablet is a Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 and the program is called Sketchbook Pro for Tablets. Both have been pretty excellent so far!
(I wanted to add hyperlinks to this post but can’t figure out how on this app - if anyone knows how, let me know!)
Haha! Awesome! This totally makes me want to do an updated painting of my own. This also gives you some idea of the kinds of weird characters I play in DND: total scumbags.
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Getting back into the mech action. It’s been too long.
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Hey dudes, I hit 1,000 followers the other day and I'm floored! I want to do something like a reblog contest and give away something like original art or a print. Is that cool or lame???
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One more commission this week! This one is my interpretation of James Paterson’s DND character, Magnus Magnussun, who was described to me as a fantasy version of an undead ’80s metal guitarist.
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Here’s another commission I just finished for Shane Hillman of one of his monsters. I made my version a lot more craggly than his. Also he was supposed to have a cape, but I thought it was smoke. WOOPS. Reminds me of one of my favorite robots ever, Gurren Lagann!
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Keeping the commission train a-rolling. Choo choo.
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Well after way longer than I expected and about 5.5 seasons of The Simpsons in the background, my Bartkira pages are done and fully colored for some reason. I think I took it way too seriously, but I wanted to draw each page how I would draw them in one of my own comics. No tracing, no rulers, just a lot of eyeballing. Can’t wait to see the whole book!
Now to get to all of the other work that’s been backing up…
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Almost there.
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It’s Arnie Pye in the sky!







