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14742 No. 14742 ID: bee139

It has been a long time since my artwork graced this unworthy board.
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No. 19170 ID: 14ba5d
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19170

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No. 19195 ID: 2d744d
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No. 19246 ID: 3e59a1
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19246

There will be colour on this soon.
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No. 19284 ID: e213ec

>>19169
>>19170
>>19195
>>19246
Stand still, damn it.
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No. 19285 ID: cf49fc

>>19284
"This bee just won't leave me alone dammit!"
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No. 19286 ID: 72242c
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19286

>>19284
>>19285

>:I
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No. 19287 ID: cf49fc

>>19286
I like the light color scheme. It feels nicer, and honestly more realistic.

Also, good to see you improving your dynamism.
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No. 19290 ID: f9ec3e
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19290

>589 MB Photoshop file.

Finally done. This artwork is a fanart of a character from the lyrical universe of my favourite band, Bal-Sagoth.


>>19287

Thanks. It's good to be told.
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No. 19294 ID: cf49fc

>>19290
Damn. That's really freakin' pretty. Do you mind if I save a copy of this? It's amazing.
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No. 19296 ID: 04164a

>>19294

Why would I mind? Go ahead.
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No. 19300 ID: cf49fc

Yaaaaaaaaaaaay!
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No. 19301 ID: 757b80

for some reason with the image being flipped side to side on updates I pictured the guy boogie-ing through the battlefield leaving dead bodies behind him all "dead-cha-cha-cha"
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No. 19328 ID: 05febe
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19328

Today I had the revelation that perhaps I am losing interest in this hobby. Maybe I need to branch out more into traditional (but that's annoying and messy), or something! But if I continue this way, it will be a doomed path.


>>19301

You are a terrible person.
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No. 19329 ID: 05febe
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19329

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No. 19334 ID: 2f4b71

>>19290
I like the depth-of-field effect.
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No. 19344 ID: 2fbf20

>>19328
So you are losing interest in questing? Maybe I could offer a remedy of some sort.
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No. 19357 ID: de7cb0
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19357

>>19344

No, not questing. Art in general.
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No. 19358 ID: de7cb0

>>19357

But yes, that naturally extends to questing.
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No. 19359 ID: cf49fc

>>19357
Limp Bizkit? Really? Really?
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No. 19360 ID: cb948e

>>19359

Please do not confuse it for an endorsement. Or of Second Life, for that matter.
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No. 19374 ID: 66dec0
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19374

Returning to Painter 11 with something that looks, well, decidedly gay, really.
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No. 19375 ID: 66dec0
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19375

Got bored. Painter lets me use my super fucking ultra drawn out painterly realism shit or whatever.
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No. 19378 ID: 2fbf20

I think I'll leave this here. talislanta.com/?page_id=5
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No. 19379 ID: 3a4334

>>19378

I'm not sure I understand, friend.
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No. 19386 ID: 06ffbb
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19386

Drew this while telephone.
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No. 19388 ID: 06ffbb
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19388

ehh
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No. 19389 ID: 06ffbb
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19389

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No. 19390 ID: a7c121

>>19388
This has potential, cunt.
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No. 19391 ID: e120c2

>>19390

Nah, not really. I lack enthusiasm for it, and so it could never be more than mediocre.
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No. 19393 ID: fa146e
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19393

Was gonna be some kind of CBSF fanart, until it aborted
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No. 19394 ID: fa146e
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19394

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No. 19411 ID: f2c20c

>>19394
Maybe he should eat it to find out.
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No. 19442 ID: 66f8f1
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19442

My character for upcoming Pathfinder campaign.

Mystery: Life

Curse: Lame

Traits: Killer & Rich Parents

I bought a coffin, for the sake of having one to carry around.
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No. 19443 ID: cf49fc

>>19442
Best character concept of all time. Goes well with your art, OVERLORD.
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No. 19453 ID: 9ee904

>>19442
love him, hahaha!
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No. 19534 ID: 9c9f4e
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19534

It's not a drawing, but I might as well post it.

This is my first plate armouring project. It is a spaulder. It's got a shitty finish because I can't planish it. It will be finished in an indefinite period of time.
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No. 19535 ID: cf49fc

>>19534
Working on your OVERLORD suit, eh OVERLORD? Remember who your friends are when the revolution comes.
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No. 19542 ID: 67e689

Well, it looks like a start at least, and I think that the start is one of the most important parts.
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No. 19543 ID: 2f4b71

>>19534
Hand beaten, or aided by a power-hammer?
I don't mean that in a 'cheating' sense, but in whether to react with HOLY CRAP SKILL or HOLY CRAP SKILL AND COPIOUS BEATINGS.
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No. 19548 ID: 6ba10f

>>15279
is that leghorse? (from Space Funeral)
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No. 19557 ID: fa87b7
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19557

>>19543

Other than an angle grinder for smoothing the edges and a jigsaw for cutting the original plates out, I just used hand tools. Primarily, a 700g (1.5lb) ball-pein hammer. In lieu of an anvil, I have a big tree stump, with a small, hemispherical divet carved into it. I don't even know what a power hammer is.

>>19548

Yes, that is correct.
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No. 19563 ID: 2f4b71

>>19557
>hammer & stump forging
Niiiiiice.

Power Hammer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0XSCvCfLiWs
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No. 19567 ID: 37b308

>>19534
Neat.
You are abusing the ball head too much tho.
Look for something more rigid than a stump if you're planning in smoothing those botches.
For future reference, you can make a hole in dirt and fill it with sand for making dome-shaped metalwork, just make sure you don't strike the same area too often/hard as you can break the piece.
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No. 19576 ID: 67e689

From what I've been told by a person who makes armor that I know, you should use a large hammer to make the shape ad work your way to smaller hammers to smooth it out. And if you can find one, an English Wheel is great for finishing. Here's a link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/English_wheel
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No. 19583 ID: 9c12e1

>>19576
I do believe you understood him wrong, normally you should mold the shape with small tools, then smooth them with "bigger" ones and then it comes the details, again with small tools.
Bigger tools for shaping the piece can result in it having fissures, specially in someone without the knowledge to deliver an adequate strike.
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No. 19594 ID: 74b2fb
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19594

Started on XV century arm harness today. I need buckles to finish off my other project.

>>19576
For me, such tools are too extravagant, at this stage.
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No. 20040 ID: d56dd4
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No. 20063 ID: 1ace6e

>>20040
where do i buy a print
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No. 20064 ID: d56dd4
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20064

>>20063

From your HP laserjet.
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No. 20082 ID: 01531c
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20082

>>20064
>>20063
You two are in luck. I happen to work at a large-format printing studio with a Roland XJ-740 Wide Format Inkjet Printer.

If you want something printed at huge scales, I could print it in the evening and ship it to you.

I'm usually stuck here in the evenings printing rush orders.

Picture nabbed from Google to give you an idea of the sizes we print at.
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No. 20111 ID: dc49e4

Can you draw me a knight to go on the front of my homebrew setting .pdf. Maybe on horseback, maybe with a few other dead knight bodies around.

Also background would be good.

If you could make it a4 that would be great but if it's too much work to draw all that then don't both and please just make a border around it instead.
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No. 20112 ID: dc49e4

>>20111
I really like >>14784 for the style, but the red background of the overlord hose is awesome.

Thank you so much if you do this, I will create a vigil to you and pray to it every day for the next 30 years.
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No. 20113 ID: dc49e4

>>20112
Also, the main knight has to have an eight pointed star symbol on his chest which is made from gilded copper.
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No. 20118 ID: e100f2

>>20113
>>20112
>>20111


Sorry mate, I don't really do requests anymore. Especially if you want anything that isn't a horrendous scribble.

But, ahem, if you've got the copper, then we can arrange something...


>>20082

Only if your Roland MajickJet MX 2004 can print a sheet big enough to cover an entire city and black out the Sun, would I be interested.
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No. 20121 ID: dc49e4

can you make an exception, since half of your drawings are knights anyway?
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No. 20149 ID: dd7825
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20149

>>20121

No.
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No. 20164 ID: dd7825
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20164

Working on some Autodesk Inventor projects for school. I might as well share the renders as I do them.

This is the first project, which I managed to knock over fairly quickly. But I don't know how to render the reflections how I want them. But it doesn't matter; it's not about that.
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No. 20165 ID: dd7825
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20165

The next one.
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No. 20166 ID: dd7825
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20166

Number 3. These parts have no relevance to one another, or any other application, as far as I know.
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No. 20167 ID: dd7825
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20167

This one is a special space dildo.

It was harder to make, because I had trouble drawing the profile correctly. Some of the tools are not as intuitive as I would like them to be.
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No. 20173 ID: 7e859d

>>20167

That reminds me of those hollow canes you hide liquor in, but a dildo.
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No. 20198 ID: dd7825
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20198

It annoys me that the rendering configuration in Inventor is incredibly basic, and makes poor results. In contrast, the 'operational render,' for lack of a better term, is much more pleasant.
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No. 20208 ID: dd7825
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20208

I did some OC shit with a Drawchan guy. This is that shit.
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No. 20236 ID: dd7825
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20236

Trying to do some Zbrush.
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No. 20261 ID: dd7825
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20261

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No. 20263 ID: 2f4b71

>>20261
Damnit Overlord, how do you manage to put so much expression into an immobile goddamn helmet?!
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No. 20281 ID: dd7825
File 137759323886.jpg - (622.05KB , 2000x1068 , Deadlands.jpg )
20281

>>20263

Being the master of the universe has its advantages.

Another cheery environment.
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No. 20282 ID: dd7825
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20282

This was fora drawchan thing.
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No. 20284 ID: 5af25b

>>20282
only one eye? what?
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No. 20288 ID: 979ec9

>>20284
>>20284

Overlord (the character) is missing a left eye. In older artworks, I depicted him as bearing a large gash over that side of his face in order to imply the mutilation underneath. Due to being distastefully cliché, I have since removed that detail, but the eye is still missing.

Despite a nasty accident as a child that had me taken to the hospital, I still have both eyes intact and operational.
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No. 20289 ID: eaaf3b

Quick note, people with one eye do not actually suffer any major damage to normal depth perception . What they do lack is ability to judge speed and distance of moving objects, such as a sword coming at them or an arrow whizzing by. I don't wanna yanno be a butt and tell you how to write the story but those could be important factors for a story
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No. 20297 ID: 8cf0e8

>>20289
Other way around, really. Stereopsis is only a significant contributor to depth perception up to about 15-20 metres (and the falloff is pretty steep). Most depth cues are based on parallax, shape, size, focus (accommodation) motion and light/shade. It's close up objects that are most affected by the loss of an eye, not distant ones. Assuming the ability to move your head, of course.
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No. 20304 ID: eaaf3b

Yeah close objects aren't majorly affected but one eye makes it much more difficult to perceive depth when dealing with speed movement, such as a trying to catch a ball or or dodge something coming at you; I was wrong about the sword thing though that wouldn'tbe major but projectiles would be a serious issue (as far as I'm educated on the subject but let's be honest I'm prolly wrong about most of this if your research shows otherwise you probably did a better job lookin up stuff so feel free to override me)
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No. 20308 ID: 979ec9
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20308

Re-visiting quickposes, focusing on drawing women with their things so that I can not be as bad at that
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No. 20309 ID: 979ec9
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20309

But then they became more geomentrially, and I got bored.
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20311

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20329

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No. 20348 ID: 979ec9
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20348

Just an experiment, relates to >>20282 hence the non-standard attire.
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No. 20350 ID: 979ec9
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20350

>>20348

refined
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No. 20354 ID: cf3279

>>20350
Armoured knight vs... Luchador?
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No. 20358 ID: 9ddf68

>>20354
I'd pay money to see that
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No. 20359 ID: 979ec9

>>20354
>>20358

Context: There is an tournament event going on over at drawchan, and that guy is one of my potential opponents.
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No. 20410 ID: 979ec9
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20410

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No. 20412 ID: fcd483

That reminds me of those horn things from Star Wars. Montrals? The ones on what Google says are "Togruta."
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No. 20431 ID: 979ec9
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20431

>>20412

I am not familiar enough with the specifics of Star Wars lore.
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No. 20464 ID: 979ec9
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20464

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20467

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No. 20474 ID: 979ec9
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20474

>tfw realise you were rendering lineart on the same layer as the sketch
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No. 20475 ID: 979ec9
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20475

I was gonna do more on this, but I got bored.
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No. 20495 ID: 979ec9
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20495

How overlord might look if I put my prejudice against ridiculous fantasy armour aside.
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No. 20496 ID: 979ec9
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20496

Changed some details.

I think I'm finally getting out of my art rut. Hopefully I will be able to create some cool pieces again soon.
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22038

Wow, what a deeply fascinating image with which to update this thread.
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No. 22039 ID: 8fa2cc
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22039

Might as well post this shit, too.

My pathfinder character, Avaron. Her horse is named Frorence.
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No. 22052 ID: 0a0932

Hey man, not sure if you're taking requests or anything, but maybe you'd like to draw an Eldar warp spider or even your Overlord character in the BLAME! Manga style?
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No. 22073 ID: 8fa2cc

>>22052

I actually haven't read BLAME! yet, despite numerous suggestions that I do so. :V
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No. 22630 ID: 9221ac
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22630

New PF character.
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No. 22752 ID: 472da3

>>22630
this is fucking metal
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No. 22757 ID: 1c677c

Hey, super happy to see this blobby zombie head pop up in tgchan draw again. Don't like the Warhammer 40k stuff, but the dwarf is 100% metal.
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