Character portraits

[Romus]

Here ya go, I hope you like them!

 

[Romus]

some more that fit D&D well:

 

[Riveneye]

Woah, those are amazing. I really mean it. You don't often see levels of detail that great, especially in colour images. You're really quite talented.

 

[Romus]

Thanks! I still have a lot of room to improve though

 

[Ferret]

Woah, those are amazing. I really mean it. You don't often see levels of detail that great, especially in colour images. You're really quite talented.

How do you mean quite?

Marvelous work, truely.

 

[rpace]

Very nice!

The stuff rocks!

There's a few very minor things that will only improve with more experience.

Try to construct your figures a little more fully under the clothing and gear and watch for that occasional wandering eye and you'll improve fast.

~Richard

 

[crater]

These are great! I love the metal!

I think the City Of Doors Initiative is still looking for volounteers to do character and NPC portraits for their Sigil reconstruction for Neverwinter Nights (here).

 

[Riveneye]

Romus, is the email in your profile correct? I sent you off an email, and just want to make sure that you do actually receive it.

 

[Riveneye]

How do you mean quite?

Hmmm, this is going to be hard without putting another colour image here for comparison, but I don't want to do that, since it might insult the artist who did it. What I mean is that a lot of the other colour images don't focus very much on detail. They're just a rough outline, with some colour to fill in. They're almost cartoon-ish in nature. With Romus's images, you can see a vast amount of detail, and the shading he (she? sorry if you're a she ) uses is quite incredible.

 

[crater]

I agree (looks guiltily at his own work). The b/w pics are nice too, but your colouring and shading really makes for a solid image.