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Saturday, February 11, 2012

The Barbarian

Hello there! I'm back with another character drawing from our Sunday Pathfinder game. This one is of my friend's Catfolk Barbarian-Pirate:

I can't remember the name of the archetype she chose, but it essentially made her character, Finn, into a sea-faring Barbarian Pirate, which is awesome. Finn is rather crazy and loves a good fight, which can make roleplaying with her very interesting. ;)
Done in Photoshop
~4hrs

Wednesday, February 8, 2012

The Monk

Quick post before I head to bed! I've been drawing a few characters for my friends and I for a new Pathfinder game we started last month so I'd like to post the first one in the series:


This is my character Teh Ang (long story).. She's Monk of the Four Winds which gives her the power to use the elements in her attacks.
Done in Photoshop
~2hrs

Tuesday, January 31, 2012

What happened to January?!

This month flew by pretty quickly, and honestly I'll be happy to see it go. It was a bit too stressful for my liking. I did have some time to draw, so here's a couple of WIPs of my most recent painting project:

I obviously didn't take quite enough breaks to screenshot my progress between the sketch and laying down values. It's going to be a blast to detail the bobtail squid - they have some interesting patterns and colors. Actually..color is something I'm warring over in my head because I don't want it to conflict with the emotion of the piece, though there are a few ways it could help.
It'll probably be in flux for a while yet.

~2hrs in Photoshop

Friday, December 30, 2011

Captain Jack

I'm a terrible person and didn't do a study yesterday - it was a rather busy day and by the time I remembered I hadn't done one, I was about to go to sleep. I hope to do two today in order to make up for it.
Here's John Barrowman who plays Captain Jack Harkness in Dr. Who:


I stopped working on this one after an hour and 20min, though I could have worked so much longer to correct his inaccuracies. I never realized what an interesting and difficult face John Barrowman had. Quite the challenge. Either way, I got close enough that I was satisfied.
Photoshop+intuos4

Wednesday, December 28, 2011

The Doctor

I continued my studies a little later this night, and chose to move on to a character from my favorite TV show, Dr. Who. Who better to start with than the Doctor himself?
Here is my Tenth Doctor:


I chose this specific reference of David Tennant because he looks completely uninterested with anything; a very rare look for the Doctor. In fact, as the Doctor, I don't think I've ever seen this face. Either way, I had to draw it. This one took an hour and fifteen.
Photoshop+intuos4