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Hello again!

This is a straight-forward, mostly sketch dumping, art thread. Also...

Add me as a friend! There's always room in this hole.

Never to be finished.

At 2/9/13 07:15 PM, big-jonny-13 wrote: So I'm assuming that this will be your official art thread, as oppose to your last one, yes?

Yes. I had doubts the other came off as an art thread, since it was also a greeting thread. So I buried it.

I was considering doing a comic which will for now require me to do a bit of historical research.

At 2/18/13 09:29 PM, gayhobbit wrote: I was considering doing a comic which will for now require me to do a bit of historical research.

Your drawings are super bad-ass man, nice character. I will be watching this thread.

At 2/18/13 09:41 PM, MiddleFingerRings wrote:

At 2/18/13 09:29 PM, gayhobbit wrote: I was considering doing a comic which will for now require me to do a bit of historical research.

Your drawings are super bad-ass man, nice character. I will be watching this thread.

The honor is mine. I more than enjoyed those Prosnorkulus animations.

I found an old concept from a year ago, I ended up never using for anything. 'Haven't had much time to create something of personal interest over the weekend, then again the day is still young. Well, middle aged, but that's actually young too.

I did not reference anything, but I like it because it kind of looks like someone.

Skin lighting practice.

Musicians~

You have a fascinating selection of subject matter.

At 3/11/13 04:25 AM, Globalist1789 wrote: You have a fascinating selection of subject matter.

A pleasure you think so!

At 3/11/13 01:48 PM, gayhobbit wrote:

At 3/11/13 04:25 AM, Globalist1789 wrote: You have a fascinating selection of subject matter.

A pleasure you think so!

Duuude.. Skiiiiiills.. I am glad you have joined the forum :)

sorry about the late welcome :S

At 3/11/13 06:20 PM, Lundsfryd wrote:

At 3/11/13 01:48 PM, gayhobbit wrote:

At 3/11/13 04:25 AM, Globalist1789 wrote: You have a fascinating selection of subject matter.

A pleasure you think so!

Duuude.. Skiiiiiills.. I am glad you have joined the forum :)

sorry about the late welcome :S

Much thanks. This has been a very encouraging community, and more so, with compliments coming from an artist as amazingly skilled as yourself.

An old, old dragon.

At 3/20/13 02:45 AM, HeThinkzLikeNoOthEr wrote:

At 3/20/13 01:27 AM, gayhobbit wrote: An old, old dragon.

lol he looks like he's eager to die!!

Yeah he has dragon cancer.

At 3/20/13 01:27 AM, gayhobbit wrote: An old, old dragon.

love this one, good job!

At 3/20/13 07:13 AM, 3abden wrote:

At 3/20/13 01:27 AM, gayhobbit wrote: An old, old dragon.

love this one, good job!

Thank you quite much!

Amazing thread you've got here!
The historical research makes me think of assassin's creed :)

At 3/23/13 07:09 PM, Nacco wrote: Amazing thread you've got here!
The historical research makes me think of assassin's creed :)

I seen a lot of art to that game, and much of it is impressive. I never had the opportunity to play though. Also, thanks!

16th Century Firearms

Closer, Horse!

I need myself a new blog background. Here's to hoping it finishes well~

'Update for the month! - This was a request from someone to have me draw their D&D character.

At 6/12/13 10:30 PM, gayhobbit wrote: 'Update for the month! - This was a request from someone to have me draw their D&D character.

I don't know anything about drawing except for the most basic things, but these arts are so... neat and appealing! They could be perfect book illustrations. I think that's where they belong, because you can feel history behind them and solid professionalism of the artist.

some very inspirational work. specially the drawings, lots of character and motion. i think inking could suite you really well to exploit your complex line work

At 2/24/13 05:21 PM, gayhobbit wrote: I did not reference anything, but I like it because it kind of looks like someone.

Skin lighting practice.

Wow that looks good, the lighting is so damn well done.

At 6/14/13 12:45 PM, xIIInon wrote: I don't know anything about drawing except for the most basic things, but these arts are so... neat and appealing! They could be perfect book illustrations. I think that's where they belong, because you can feel history behind them and solid professionalism of the artist.

Haha, 'would be a dream. Thanks for the kind words and sorry for the late response. I creep slowly back and forth from this site. 'Same for you other two that commented a while back.

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This isn't particularly new, 'just a concept that I'm not going to use anymore so no need to hide it from other eyes.

wow all of this is really high level material...damn hella setting the bar.

At 8/12/13 06:36 AM, Spac3case916 wrote: wow all of this is really high level material...damn hella setting the bar.

My once again late thanks! Such compliments are very encouraging.

This one is a practice/promo I'm messing with based on a comic my best friend and I are collaborating on together. These are women vigilantes, scouring the woods for the good of the people. AND when they're not, they're posing in their best display of bravery for a drawing!

-It's common because of the way I draw women that they are often mistaken for boys, but I refuse to go the cookie-cutter route I see everyone else doin' round these parts. They're women. (Pst, there are 4-5 other women in drawings on this blog. Name them and get a free detailed sketch from me of anything you want.)