RobtheSwordsman

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That Mini-City's starting to look like a Costume Contest under Atlas...

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That is an accurate statement.

Awesome stuff.

Oh... 'cuz I thought that the veteran reward would grant the over-the-shoulder cape as an additional cape-type for players who are already cape-eligible.

If that's not the case: awesome!

This is all well and good, but my only question is...

...how did you get a cape at level three?

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Added Life and Death to the queue.

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Thank you so much!

These are quite awesome.

If it wouldn't be too much trouble, and if you're still accepting request, would you mind doing Life and Death?

Close up.
Dramatic!

In any case, thank you very much.

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My version of the Fool , WIP rough pencils

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That... is astonishing.

The Wheel of Fortune

Forgive my cartoonish style, I really wish I could do stuff like Celtic Bolt and those folks. Eventually.

If I'd been a smart swordsman, I woulda' thought to use the four suits of the Tarot as the symbols on the wheel BEFORE I started going over everything in pen.

naM sdrawkcaB seemed to fit the card.

Greymist summed it up quite nicely...

...this piece is not only incredibly easy to "read", but it looks amazing.

That is incredible.

I can't even begin to fathom how you got that pose, but seriously, it's amazing.

Very cool, thank you.

So far so awesome.

So, the actual illustration should be 3.75" x 5.5"? We shouldn't include the text / number / borders or nothin'?

This is going to be amazing.

I love looking at these.

I know I've said it before, but man... they're so cool.

I'm not particularly good, but it's this kinda' stuff that inspires me to try.

Count me in if ya' like.

Really, really cool.

I look forward to seeing more.

WAY better than the stuff I did in Drawing 1 two semesters ago.

I liked straight black lines far too much to do anything this awesome.

Amazing.

I love pictures that give me goosebumps.

These are wicked cool.

Oh man.

Incredible.

.hcum yrev uoy knahT

He's a character I like to RP with on Virtue. eH sklat like this tsom of eht emit, and is etiuq fun to yalp... dnim / noitaidar rellortnoc.

No sorcam rethie, 'cuz d'taht be gnitaehc.

Awesome stuff. So unique.

Very lovely stuff.

I apologize if this question has been answered and I simply didn't catch it, but are these paintings? Drawings put into Photoshop?

In any case, superimpressive! Keep up the awesome work.

Thank you very much. I think I'm actually learning stuff, which is the goal.

Life and Death and the Girl with the Scarf

Rainy night gave way to moist morning, overpowered by the sun's sympathy for humanity, though the benevolent celestial body couldn't do much for the cold. A green-skinned man with vines for hair and azure sunglasses wandered out of an alley and in to the street, just in time to meet the last lingering light leaking lazily from a lamp-post, one which would soon bid the world good morning by submitting to an honorable extinguishment. Water dripped from his leafy hands and hair, his white shirt and black tie thoroughly saturated, thin lips epitomizing frownless features, and a look of finality hanging on the peculiar creature's face, though it wasn't quite a smile. He had found her.

The girl had been running. Machine-gun breaths seemed to get tangled about her tongue and lips as they frantically made their way in and out of her, blue eyes like narrow columns of light beaming beneath wet strands of hair colored like wrought-iron. Her whole body pulsated rhythmically, frosty clouds accumulating and dissipating in front of her in the morning air. Her red and white-striped scarf appeared to be floating; a perpetual icy breeze was trying to steal it from her, but one of her cold hands only pulled it closer, while the other gripped a very silver knife, the quivering blade held low, but in the green man's direction nonetheless.

He raised a verdant hand, which in turn raised a pistol.

"I'm sorry," he whispered, seeming genuine. "It is your time."

The girl made no particularly drastic motion, though subtle glances were sent sprawling across the horizon and everywhere else, looking for something, anything. Her eyes widened gently and settled on a crack in the sidewalk. With a fluid grace that she had not expected of herself, she reached down and plucked a soft scarlet flower that had bravely been growing amongst the concrete, memories of the morning rain sent in all directions as she hastily pulled the viridian stem to her. This gave the thieving wind the opportunity to relieve her of her helpless scarf, and neither of them watched as it was carried away.

The green man lowered his eyebrows as the girl held her shivering blade to the flower's stem, right below the petals. Her breaths became longer, her gaze never leaving his.

"I'll do it," she growled, drawing the knife nearer to the innocent blossom, threatening to drag the edge across its long emerald neck.

For at least a moment, the world stood still. The green man gently lowered his leafy hand, taking with it the argent armament, and there were another few seconds of hesitation before the girl took a deep, sharp breath and then dashed off down the alley. She was already just a shadow in the his mind.

"I suppose... it wasn't time just yet."

I owe some people some robots. Sorry about that, I'll get to them.

naM sdrawkcaB

Life and Death alternate costume

I wish I could shade. I feel like I could make that trenchcoat one look pretty good if I had any idea what I was doing in that regard.

I also wish I had Photoshop; "inking" (a. k. a. Micron pen-ing) is kinda' scary in real life.

Thank you very much.