Bastion's campaign sketches/art and REQUESTs

[BastionLightbringer]

Sorry to hear that.

 

[Greylock]

Oh, no worries. Aneirin got ressurected. It just woulda ruined the drama of the post to say so.

Thanks again...

 

[BastionLightbringer]

Tattooed monk

Here is a monk from my campaign.

 

[Verbatim]

Great work with the sketches, I especially like the monk, proly due to the fact one of my favorite tabletop games was a tattooed Drunken Master monk..

If you ever get stumped for ideas, I am sure that everyone out there would love to see your spin on their ideas. Keep up the good work...

 

[BastionLightbringer]

Thanks for the compliments Verbatim.

If you ever get stumped for ideas, I am sure that everyone out there would love to see your spin on their ideas. Keep up the good work...

I actually do get stumped all the time, so I do post some requests in the "ENworld free request thread" when I get a chance.

 

[Ankh-Morpork Guard]

Great stuff! Especially that monk, though one thing that gets to me is the hands...they kind of seem to grow out of the arm a little too much.

 

[BastionLightbringer]

Here's a new sketch.

 

[Verbatim]

Another great drawing....which deity is that? Or was it just a random symbol you put on the armor? It sorta looks like Moradin, but with him being a human, it threw me for a loop...

 

[BastionLightbringer]

Another great drawing....which deity is that? Or was it just a random symbol you put on the armor? It sorta looks like Moradin, but with him being a human, it threw me for a loop...

Actually, that was a request I did for someone and I think the god was a home brew. but glad you liked it.

Here is another request i did. A dwarven Paladin for some homebrew moon god.

 

[Verbatim]

Another great piece and to be honest, you will never hear any complaints out of me when the picture is of a dwarf. I also liked the club weilding dwarf you did on the request thread.

Great work and I will continue to keep an eye out for your future stuff..

I especially all the dwarven runes etched in the work. That little extra detail shows you are going for the real "feel" of the dwarven craftsmanship.