Subject: The wedding one is cute. :)
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Posted on: 2018-07-04 12:58:00 UTC
I like the use of the (I assume) flat pattern for the shirt - with the shading, it really works.
In fact, shading is something I want to particularly highlight - particularly on the first and last D&D images, you've managed to convey the lighting of the scene (the priest's eyes, the worgen lit from in front and below) very effectively. :)
hS
Well... pre-PPC art, anyway. A few weeks ago, I decided to sit down and draw what Constance Sims' childhood would have looked like:
(On deviantArt)
Hey, her Dad's an author, and she's a future PPC agent; of course she reads his books as he's writing them!
There's lots of fiddly details that I put in to amuse myself/fill space, for example:
-Constance has taken her socks off and dumped them on the floor; kids!
-She's also left a half-eaten bar of chocolate on the windowledge (probably not a good idea).
-With typical childhood lack of thinking, she is indeed drawing half-on the rug... despite the rest of the room being a wooden floor.
-The lamp by the window is actually mine.
-The rectangular photo on the shelf was taken in front of the trees outside the window (you can juuuust about make them out).
-I don't know what's in the strongbox, but it's a fair bet a) Joseph doesn't want Constance to get at it, and b) she's had a look anyway (probably by climbing on her stool plus a pile of books).
I've not done any other PPC drawings recently, but I have another recent piece (Batman fanart) up on dA, plus a couple more things coming... uh, when I get round to scanning and uploading them. ^_^ It's all over here.
This would be an ideal place for any other artistic types to post their own recent works, PPC or otherwise... ;)
hS
You put a lot of thought into this. G'job!
-Twistey
I really like the little details, it really gives personality to the scene instead of it being just another room. All of the lines also converge to the appropriate vanishing point, so that is good as well. However, Constance seems to be falling over, mainly because her left hand seems to be missing when it should be holding up her upper body.
Anyways, here is mine. NSFW if a shirtless guy counts.
New Tales of Hieronymus – The Stubborn Knight
or Let an Image Replace a Thousand Words.
HG
I like the concept, but I’m not happy with the execution. This head is too small, or the hermit is too tall (not sure whether he’s also too broad). And he should stand more in front of the shelter, leaving space for a speech bubble to the right of his head.
HG
But I wanted to share this old work of Nesh's that I liked.Bonus: Leofric is a name that Nautilus went by at one point... >)
Aw man, why that one? That's from when I still really had no idea how jawbones worked. This is the much better YW fanart, despite being unfinished. ^_^;
~Neshomeh will never get used to other people plugging her stuff.
But I wanted to thank you for your role in the "Brown Dragonrider of Pern" mission! It was a delightful read. ^^
And I couldn't help it; you're just so pluggable! ;)
If you ever get the chance to finish it, though, we'd love to see it!
Also, those are rather nice hands you've drawn, there. ;)
It very much feels like we're in the room, as well, which is nice.
I love all the little details in your picture. It feels like every time I look at it, I find something new about it. :) Now I kind of want to see a family portrait with her, Dafydd, and the kids...
As for my own art, I think I might have shared this before? Ah well—I haven't drawn anything else recently, so I might as well include them. They're showing up as pretty huge in the preview for some reason, so apologies for just putting in links instead.
Anyone who's read the wedding interlude for Ix and Charlotte will be familiar with this one.
Aegis, Silance, and I have been in a D&D game as of late, and this is my tiefling fighter, Trouble Belspira. No fancy color to her, just a sketch I did on the designated space in her character sheet.
Lastly, some of my WoW characters. Well, one of them is my mom's, but same difference. Here's a gallery link as well so they're not taking up the entire screen.
I like the use of the (I assume) flat pattern for the shirt - with the shading, it really works.
In fact, shading is something I want to particularly highlight - particularly on the first and last D&D images, you've managed to convey the lighting of the scene (the priest's eyes, the worgen lit from in front and below) very effectively. :)
hS
