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Yeah, one thread instead of a dozen would definitely be easier to follow. What's the deal with these? Are you modelling all of the clothing/accessories/weapons yourself?

I agree that that piece was done digitally, not with actual markers. That said, the Prismacolor markers are a good bet for someone looking to get into the medium. There are also the Tria system Pantone markers, although they're pretty expensive for someone who's just starting out. Other than...

Heh. Yeah, ever since I played Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, I've fallen in love with Al-Qadim/Arabian Nights all over again. I'll definitely post whatever I do here. :) If anyone has any Al-Qadim characters (or any cool characters, period) they'd like to suggest, you can always drop...

Did you see this thread? http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=156646 World of Warcraft art and an action scene of some sort! :D I haven't done anything official for WotC although I did speak to one of the art directors there and would probably be able to score something if I pestered him...

Thanks. I was thinking of trying a Talenta Halfling dinosaur rider, or possibly an Al-Qadim character...

Here are the "final" colors (unless I decide to keep playing with them over the next couple of days): I also made a slight change to the shading on the toes of the right (our left) foot.

Merci beaucoup. Il y a toujours plus a voir a mon site: http://www.darrencalvert.com. ;) I've laid down the flat colors and just started highlighting/shading the head:

Comparisons to the Clone Wars cartoons are always welcome. :) I did the final pencils for the warforged sorcerer today:

More Magic & Mayhem for the World of Warcraft RPG is out this week. It features 10 illustrations by yours truly. I haven't received my copies yet but I'm looking forward to it. It's nice to work on stuff that I probably would have bought anyway. :) It should be safe to post some of my work...

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Pencils for a character for one of the guys at thehoffmanstudio.com. He's a warforged sorcerer made up of parts from several different warforged:

Thanks guys, hopefully I'll finish that one up in the next little while. Here's another one I was messing around with: a more cartoony 'forged.

Pencils for a full-body shot of the female warforged:

Heh. I might refine it a little this weekend. Thanks for the props guys.

Andrew Loomis' books have been around for a while, but they're classics for a good reason. You can view them online here: http://www.saveloomis.org/. You can either choose a section in a book to jump to, or just click through page by page.

Haven't had any Eberron work to post in a while but I was sketching tonight and started messing with this design for a "female" paladin or cleric: I might do something a little more "finished" with it, time permitting.

Haven't had much to show in this thread lately but I do have a few newly "finished" pieces:

Thanks guys. Here's another recent piece I did for kicks, an urban redesign of classic pulp character, The Phantom: I was just goofing off but it got me thinking that a pulp style game in a near future setting might be fun...

For a mural design I'm doing at work: Pencil with digital color. Heavily influenced by Todd Lockwood's D&D 3E dragons.

Super-quick Uruk-Hai in football helmet sketch: