Acquana's Art Thread -- Closed, New Thread Started

Acquana said:

Okay, since it's Clueless, for Clueless, I must draw it. ^_^
I can see that he came out more like Liquid Snake than Heath Ledger, but since you seem to enjoy a good pretty man now and again I hope you can find it in your heart to forgive me.

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Hey - a good pretty man every once in awhile (preferabbly washed and brought to my tent) - I can certainly go for He's great Thank you! *bounces and shows to friends*

Acquana said:

Hey, why not? I'm cool.

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I agree. Thanks!

Rel said:

Hey, Acquana, I just had a thought while I was upstairs coloring with Samantha the Red: Have you considered bundling these pictures up, slapping a color cover on them and selling them as a coloring book? I bet they'd sell like hotcakes at GenCon or someplace similar where you have a lot of gaming parents who would love a break from the ceaseless disney coloring books or (in my case) princesses.

Just a thought.

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I haven't given it much thought personally (until you suggested it, that is), but I know EN Publishing already has one! I've got one myself. The great part about it is all the monsters in it were designed by kids!

http://www.rpgnow.com/product_info.php?manufacturers_id=313&products_id=587&src=EnWorld

Acquana said:

I haven't given it much thought personally (until you suggested it, that is), but I know EN Publishing already has one! I've got one myself. The great part about it is all the monsters in it were designed by kids!

http://www.rpgnow.com/product_info.php?manufacturers_id=313&products_id=587&src=EnWorld

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Well that certainly is cool. But I think that a book with just pictures and no stat blocks, designed for younger kids, would sell as well or better. If you make one and sell copies at GenCon then I'll be sure and buy one. So that's one copy guaranteed!

04/30/05 and 05/01/05

HOLY CRAP. That was one heck of a game last night ... You have those? Sessions so amazing that you spend the next week riding the high and gritting your teeth to play again? Well I had one last night in Wellstar's Mutants and Masterminds campaign. Our superhero team up until now has been ... disjointed at best. But their lack of organization and constant near-distrust of each other cost them big time last night. Now the Century City mayor has even more ammo for super power registration, one of the team members nearly quit ...

But then the roleplaying REALLY got under way. The quiestest member of the group was the one who managed to pull the speedster away from his moping, and the session ended on quite a bombshell: my character revealed its identity to the group. Dozer had been decided to be the leader, and so far it hadn't really figured out how to do that. But after the disaterous beginning of the session, Dozer suddenly realized there was only way to pull everyone together, and that was to show them how much it trusted them.

Now ... you may be wondering why I keep referring to Dozer as 'it'. Well, that's what it is.

My earlier post from here ...



Is Pat Alex, but also the Dozer!



The proof is the tatoo on its chest.



So, yes. It is both sexes, and transforms from a masculine, normal woman to a rather effeminate, superpowered man. Don't ask it which sex it started out as, it doesn't remember. Seriously.

I know exactly how the Dozer feels.

*looks around* What? Like you've never put on a mysterious cursed girdle before!

05/02/05

RangerWickett said:

I know exactly how the Dozer feels.

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Oo hoo kay. Duly noting that the only thing you've remarked on in weeks is the sexchanger.

Moving on.

Those of you who remember the Four Corners from April 13 - 16th ... I decided to draw them as they look in a more modern setting. Tatsu, Firebird, Tiger Blade, and Black Shell as of now.



Ah, not a mullet to be found, and now all four proudly wear their symbols as tatoos. Black Shell is still creepy, and somehow looks even creepier when completely covered as opposed to his ... strange ... jumpsuit thingy from the 80's. And yes, Tatsu is indeed wearing leather pants and a see-through shirt. Half because he wants to show off his tatoos ... the rest because he is as bi as he looks. The cane the Tiger Blade is holding is because he hurt his legs in his last super-powered battle, but it also makes a handy shotgun (if you recall what his power is). I love the pixie haircut on women, and so I gave it to Firebird. Totally hot. rrrraow

Chainmail Bikinis, beautifully illustrated by Acquana, is on sale now! And apparently the cover has turned blue.

05/03/05

Eyeah ... It's gonna take me a while to get to any more requests. Man, I'm just still stuck on the Mutants and Masterminds game ...

Wellstar asked me to do this one since I seem to have an uncanny knack for coming up with superhero/villian costumes in the spirit of the era they would've been made. This one is a villian from the round about late 60's - early 70's, during the Silver age (the Silver age is the time period from when the Comics Code Authority came into effect until the mid-80's or so). He's the Kangaroo (admittedly I got the base idea from a Silver Age Spider-Man villian), and what's his thing? He jumps. He can jump really well.

The Silver Age was very often a wasteland.

But anyhoo, here he is! The only way he could be any more cheesy is if he had an Austrailian accent, which thankfully he does not.

Your art lokks wonderful as always Acquana. Love 'em!