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WOW!!! another pro! I really need to check the archives... Great work Firbolg! as Mike said, why aren't you doing stuff for paizo?Here's what I scrawl to pay the bills.
Hope you approve.
Like a Varisian comic in a heroic, dramatic style. I'd buy that.
I haven't yet set up a deviant art page, but maybe I will.
Until then, my stuff is here:
Been in a bit of a block lately, but I hopefully managed to break it with this one. Not Pathfinder-related, so I think this is the right thread rather than the requests thread. :)
O.L.L.I, Patrick Curtin's modron cleric from my Planescape pbp.
Wow... Amazing, it even looks Tony DIterlizzi like! :D
Thanks. Here's a sketchbook thing of Kabran Bloodeye of Falcon's Hollow; might clean him up and take him to final some time, though I might wait until I get a few more Falcon's Hollow residents drawn.
Updated my website with five new pieces.
Updated my website with five new pieces.
This unit recognizes a stylized two-dimensional image of his personage on your electronic graphics page. Well executed, flesh being appelated 'Keegan'
The ball of heads was from the Open Design adventure "Blood of the Gorgon" by Nicolas Logue. Wolfgang Baur's head is on top. The three-eyed fetus was for Oerth Journal, I believe; an atropal abomination.
Thread revival: Here and here are my latest pieces made for Nevermet Press' website.
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Here's some of my stuff -- Here. Not really "artwork" -- you guys have the real talent -- but I think I've taken some pretty nice photos. Enjoy.
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Here's some of my stuff -- Here. Not really "artwork" -- you guys have the real talent -- but I think I've taken some pretty nice photos. Enjoy.
Link fixed for you. Very nice stuff. Reminds me a bit of Kari Liimatainen's work.
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Here's some of my stuff -- Here. Not really "artwork" -- you guys have the real talent -- but I think I've taken some pretty nice photos. Enjoy.Link fixed for you. Very nice stuff. Reminds me a bit of Kari Liimatainen's work.
Thanks. And thanks for fixing the link. There were nasty, evil gremlins in the machine yesterday. I eventually gave up trying to fix it.
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This only has one link, and it's not about me, but it is one of the funniest things I've heard all week. It probably won't be as funny, since I'M telling it, but what the hell...
I was having a conversation with Ben Phillips, one of my professors at SCAD, about some bad experiences he's had as a comic book artist. He told me that the worst one he'd had was doing the 'Family Guy' comic for Fox, through Devil's Due comics.
Basically what happened was that he and the two other people working on the project were given three months (a generous amount of time) to pencil, ink, and color the comic (written by Seth McFarlane), and would be paid by the page. They cranked it out in one month, and sent it to Fox. Unfortunately, it was returned the next day because it "was too complicated." So a few pages got re-drawn. It happens all the time in comics.
Next, Devil's Due said that it contained too many pop-culture jokes, and they didn't want to be sued by any celebrities, the argument being that "since comics are print media, they're vulnerable to libel laws." Since pop-culture jokes comprise nearly all of 'Family Guy,' the entire 24-page comic had to be re-written by an in-house writer and re-drawn. This takes an additional week and a half. It's now a month down to the deadline. A little close, but still no HUGE deal.
The publisher then, however, sent it back because it was "too long" (they needed more ad space, apparently). It's re-written and re-drawn AGAIN, and it's now a week before the deadline. Fortunately, the publisher likes it, and sends it to Seth McFarlane for approval.
Unfortunately, McFarlane sent it back because, of all things, it "wasn't funny." McFarlane then edits the script, which puts it back at square 1. Phillips and company re-draw the comic and send it to the publisher. Unfortunately, it's past the deadline, and Devil's Due wants to bill Fox for holding fees. Fox instead blames Devil's Due for hiring artists that miss deadlines.
In the ensuing chaos, Fox gets billed $500,000 in holding fees, Devil's due loses around $100,000 in missed revenue, and all the artists are paid for every single one of the 100+ rejected pages, plus the final version.
According to Ben Phillips, this happens with alarming frequency.
Hey Lilith..loved the 'Seoni the Vampire Slayer' pic.
Now I need one of Edward being staked just to annoy the Twilight fans
Bump because we all like art! Who's got new stuff to pimp?
Must.....post.....more....
Old site that fell into decay.
I suppose the last one isn't really worth looking at....although you can see dragon-bird better on it....