Fridas 4ed character illustrations.
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Frida
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Hello everyone
Not much going on here. I still don´t have a tablet so that means no paintings.
I have done some sketches of a new character though, A gnome wizard. I have done a few body studies because I wanted something different from the usual human anatomy.
I suppose that she is a bit inspired by the Gelflings.
I have also done some simple portraits of the characters in one of our campaigns. Theres Haru a sly eladrin rogue and Glim a noble eladrin ranger. They are cousins. Although Haru died in the last session.
Next character is Skugga a young assassin disguised as a ministrel.
There are two characters missing that will be added later. Harus replacement character Olaf the fighter and the mighty warlock Aeron.
Not much going on here. I still don´t have a tablet so that means no paintings.
I have done some sketches of a new character though, A gnome wizard. I have done a few body studies because I wanted something different from the usual human anatomy.
I suppose that she is a bit inspired by the Gelflings.
I have also done some simple portraits of the characters in one of our campaigns. Theres Haru a sly eladrin rogue and Glim a noble eladrin ranger. They are cousins. Although Haru died in the last session.
Next character is Skugga a young assassin disguised as a ministrel.
There are two characters missing that will be added later. Harus replacement character Olaf the fighter and the mighty warlock Aeron.
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Kris
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Simply Awesome!
This is exactly the kind of style that I would like to see more of in RPG products.
It reminds me a lot of the pencil drawings that Angus McBride did in the old MERP rulebook
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Frida
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Simply Awesome!
This is exactly the kind of style that I would like to see more of in RPG products.
It reminds me a lot of the pencil drawings that Angus McBride did in the old MERP rulebook
Thank you. I like my fantasy to be down to earth. I want my characters to feel like they could be real people.
You do me to much honour to compair my art with Angus McBrides. But I can see what you mean.
His historical pictures are excellent.
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