Thanks everyone; I know I'm lagging. Here are two recent non-fantasy paintings. One is Bullseye and the other I did after watching Resident Evil last night.
Sialia: thanks for the wakeup call. I've been kinda busy.
I did manage to submit something for the next issue of Asgard. If you didn't see Issue 6, I have some work in there too.
This time, I did an illustration of a greedy "gold elf." Here's a sneak peek of some sketches and an early silhouette. Hopefully they'll use the finished painting. Either way, I'll post a hi-res version of it after the magazine comes out.
Here's another painting I worked on last week for a competition. I didn't post it because frankly I'm not that fond of it. It's supposed to be a post-apocalyptic gladiator with a familiar; but I just couldn't get into the assignment.
Hopefully I'll get around to finishing that portrait of Nolin I started...
D'oh! You said " I just couldn't get into the assignment," but you must have surely meant "I toned down the energy of my fantasy style in favor of a more dampened effect, in keeping with the setting milleu". Right?
I really think you're getting better with local color. Maybe it's just me, but that post-apoclyptic gladiator is really nice.
I'm looking forward to the gold elf as well, once it goes to press.
My latest (last?) attempt at a portrait of Nolin, KidCthulhu's character. I must have 10 failed starts at this guy. I'm not sure he's really done, but here he is.
Thanks to (contact) for the Peter Frampton tip; this portrait is loosely based on a photo.