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I did this one for someone on the WotC boards who goes by "ieattrollsforbreakfast". Unfortunately, they don't allow custom avatars. :\

Dropping the color onto the original unshaded versions:

Yeah, get a haircut you hippie!

I have been known to from time to time...

Playin' a little more:

I started messing around at lunch today with these Star Wars characters I drew a while back: I did a tighter pencil render and then went in and added digital color:

I've never read an issue of micronauts in my life. I looked him up through Google though and he does have that robo-centaur thing going. Slowly making progress on this piece. Once I get the design nailed-down I'll do a final pencil render and color it up...

This was just supposed to be a "quick sketch" but I started shading and couldn't stop. :) Here's a quick hack job messing around with moving the sword arm and shrinking the torso:

Playing with the Warforged Paladin I drew a while back. There's a magic item in the game that lets Warforged transform their lower bodies into a hybrid leonine form:

For two different clients. The elf archer up top is actually a near-elven race with faintly glowing white skin for the same upcoming racial supplement as the Centicor I posted earlier. There are a couple of things I'm going to tweak when I start inking but it's pretty close. The icons on the...

I don't get it.

Not really worthy of their own thread, some toony Myconids and a troll I drew for a children's fantasy themed mural:

Done, and thank you. Looks like Ferret's sacrificing paid off... ;)

That is very cool. Nice to see so much custom work and "color" details worked in instead of just "stock" Dundjinni.

Well, it's a start, but would it kill you people to bow and/or scrape a little? :\

MORE!!! MORE PRAISE FOR DMAC!!!

For an upcoming fantasy races supplement from Big Simon Games, the centaur/unicorn Centicor:

Thanks guys. I hadn't done much inking lately so it was nice to take my pens out for a spin again. :) I've been using a Faber-Castell PITT artist pen with a brush tip to do things like the fur, seems to work pretty well in combination with the other fine-tipped markers for more controlled lines.

An illustration for an upcoming article over at www.pencilpushers.net: