I'd like to add my voice to the "hire this guy" chorus. The art is just amazing.
Succubus Nualia. NSFW. (OMG, more bewbs & nipples!)
Succubus Nualia. NSFW. (OMG, more bewbs & nipples!)
*Falls over* ..I'm not going to clicky the link, I shall look later but for now *spolier induced twitchy death* Maybe I should stop checking this thread >.>
I shall look later but for now *spolier induced twitchy death* Maybe I should stop checking this thread >.>
Can you be sure that she really turns into a succubus? Maybe it's just Tsuto's libido running wild with him and she doesn't, in fact, turn into a succubus just before the big fight?
Yeah, doesn't sound likely, I know, but you never know!
I have a minor complaint about the nualia photos: Her expression. It looks like a nice girl who just happened to have no clothes on. I think since Tsuto was painting her, she should have a different expression, something along the lines of "I can do things with you your language doesn't even have names for. You think you were having fun before? That was nothing!"
Can you be sure that she really turns into a succubus? Maybe it's just Tsuto's libido running wild with him and she doesn't, in fact, turn into a succubus just before the big fight?
Yeah, doesn't sound likely, I know, but you never know!
My character hasn't even met Tsuto yet, we're a slow moving high RP group, we've only just got the news Ameiko is gone. Still, I shall be quiet and will be sure to try to catch fellow players in our group before they nosey at this thread too :)
Her expression. It looks like a nice girl who just happened to have no clothes on.
I was looking more for intimate moments, rather than explicitness (explicit photos one can get anywhere). Tsuto's notes seem to indicate a level of denial, and I tried to show that by portraying Nualia in a "nice" fashion.
My character hasn't even met Tsuto yet, we're a slow moving high RP group, we've only just got the news Ameiko is gone. Still, I shall be quiet and will be sure to try to catch fellow players in our group before they nosey at this thread too :)
*Bonk* Bad Kayos! You keep coming back here for more spoilers! You know I read your journal...*lets the threat hang...*
Just disregard this stuff as much as possible. People are probably going to start deliberately misleading you if you stick around here too much.
But as a notice to everyone on this thread...if possible put SPOILERS behind a SPOILER tag. There are people that haven't gotten there yet. Lets give them a chance.
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Her expression. It looks like a nice girl who just happened to have no clothes on.I was looking more for intimate moments, rather than explicitness (explicit photos one can get anywhere). Tsuto's notes seem to indicate a level of denial, and I tried to show that by portraying Nualia in a "nice" fashion.
Nice thoughtful bit of insight, and perfectly in keeping with his journal entry.
Tsuto is a guy who hasn't thought things through... No wonder he's a failed monk..
Edit: You know, sometimes I want to put a role-playing edge on things and my players don't always give me the opportunity.
But Tsuto's rejection of Sandpoint as a community, and the nonchalance with which he joins Nualia's clearly destructive path.. I dunno.. it reminds me a little of a character in Stephen King's The Stand. I can't remember his name, but he's the fat nerdy guy, who loses all the weight and 'appears' to become a stronger character after he throws his lot in with the seductress character (who is ultimately another sad pawn of the anti-christ character Randall Flagg). The guy doesn't end up with the girl, because she is and was always intended for a darker purpose. In the end, the Devil causes him to have a motorcycle accident on the side of the road, where he dies slowly. The main hero character, Stu, later find his corpse. The guy had written on a piece of notebook paper stuck to his chest. I was misled.
That, to me, is Tsuto.
But in my game the characters never let him have the opportunity to process and actualize his situation
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Her expression. It looks like a nice girl who just happened to have no clothes on.
I was looking more for intimate moments, rather than explicitness (explicit photos one can get anywhere). Tsuto's notes seem to indicate a level of denial, and I tried to show that by portraying Nualia in a "nice" fashion.
I noticed that, certainly about the succubus face. Interesting take by Lilith on the way Tsuto would portray Nualia. To be honest, I'm not sure a little screw-up like Tsuto would actually think like that, but on the other hand I don't think anyone fancies seeing (or drawing) depictions of perversions on the Paizo website either. Nualia could possibly do with a bit more menace about her (I suspect Tsuto is probably the submissive type, and into that sort of thing) but nevertheless Lilith's pictures are (a) useful as handouts and (b) tasteful enough not to scare the horses.
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Succubus Nualia. NSFW. (OMG, more bewbs & nipples!)
I can't look because someone on my service has caused Deviant to do an IP range ban. :(
I can't look because someone on my service has caused Deviant to do an IP range ban. :(
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I can't look because someone on my service has caused Deviant to do an IP range ban. :(Here's a non-dA link.
I discovered it on my own a couple minutes after posting, but thankyou. :)
Good stuff, both sketches you did. :)
Maybe I'm being dense...but what is 5318008?
Ahhh...I was making it too complicated. I was trying the Z axis instead of just turning it over. I was seeing vertical code. *DOH!*
Sou desu nee.
*Nods to McArtor*
01134 is another fun one.. but that's besides the point. Sheesh.. I can't believe you guess didn't know about calculator word games. :P
Oh, I knew about it, its just been a LONG time since I had ever done one...and one does tend to forget things like that sometimes.
Still, I suppose thats no excuse...I'm starting to wonder if that plant the wife brought home is a Yellow Musk Creeper.
Her expression. It looks like a nice girl who just happened to have no clothes on.I was looking more for intimate moments, rather than explicitness (explicit photos one can get anywhere). Tsuto's notes seem to indicate a level of denial, and I tried to show that by portraying Nualia in a "nice" fashion.
True. And the not getting all dirty because children are hereabouts thing is true, too.
I'm just saying, she looks like she's trying to sell cookies. Or tooth paste. Tooth cookies? ;P
But don't let the nitpicking of an old man get you down - especially if he isn't that old.
I guess I'd have a request. Would anyone be interested in turning a picture of Karzoug into a "stone statue"?
It be pretty cool if I could show the PCs a picture of the statue in Pathfinder #1 that wasn't color. That way they think it's part of the adventure versus the BBEG.
Just a suggestion if anyone wanted to do it ; )
I guess I'd have a request. Would anyone be interested in turning a picture of Karzoug into a "stone statue"?
It be pretty cool if I could show the PCs a picture of the statue in Pathfinder #1 that wasn't color. That way they think it's part of the adventure versus the BBEG.
Just a suggestion if anyone wanted to do it ; )
Alrightee... I drew Ameiko.. I'm sure some of you aren't gonna like it (it's pretty different from the version of her in the book), but this is my interpretation of her, so... here ya go:
grantgould.com/art/pathfinder/gould_ameiko400.jpg
THANK YOU! I just knew that if my PCs saw the picture of her in the adventure, they'd be laughing at her to no end.
I'm definitely printing that one out and showing that to them.
Hey, everybody. This thread is an amazingly excellent resource.
I just want to echo the praise for the quality of the art that has been posted here.
I'll be watching for updates on my RSS tracker, too.
Special props to DM G for the quantity as well as quality. Don't rush yourself and burn out!
Mine are the "Sisters of Sandpoint" - 3 human women, 1 elf woman, and a male dwarf. Poor dwarf.Or...
Luckiest dwarf ever?
That's sure how it seems to work out in my games.
also,
Best. Thread. ever.
Mine are the "Sisters of Sandpoint" - 3 human women, 1 elf woman, and a male dwarf. Poor dwarf.Or...
Luckiest dwarf ever?That's sure how it seems to work out in my games.
also,
Best. Thread. ever.
Mostly female parties? Is that what you mean? Or do you imply an abundance of lucky Dwarves in your campaigns?
Mostly female parties? Is that what you mean? Or do you imply an abundance of lucky Dwarves in your campaigns?Mine are the "Sisters of Sandpoint" - 3 human women, 1 elf woman, and a male dwarf. Poor dwarf.Or...
Luckiest dwarf ever?That's sure how it seems to work out in my games.
also,
Best. Thread. ever.
I mean when a lone makle ends up in an all-female party, they tend to get lucky. ;-)
I have a few girls-night games, and they tend toward all-female parties. Not universal, but many of those games have been boy-free zones.
Of course we have guest players sometimes (we have a lot of DnD campaigns set on the same world), and those are generally male (player and character both). That often leads to "social encounters" as well.
But any time we get one male long-term in an otherwise grrrl group, they end up being friends-with-benefits to half the party or more. especially dwarves 9which aren't cross-fertile with other species in our campaigns).
The lack of cross-fertility...a perk of being a dwarf in a party I had not considered.
^_^
The lack of cross-fertility...a perk of being a dwarf in a party I had not considered.
^_^
Cross-fertility, or lack thereof, is critical in the social outlook of our campaign. much as the birth-control pill created a sexual revolution in the real world, the laws allowing inte-racial marriage created one in our campaign. The fact a gnome and a halflling could engage in sex without fear of unwanted pregnancy is huge.
Of course, the campaign also has silphium in the modern era (laserwort is just too weird a name), which is much prized by temple protitutes. And makes life easier for elves to lvoe elves 9and humans), and so on. But casual sexual relationships still tend to be between infertile interspecies groups.
Dragons, of course, thus don't get much love and, as a result, are a grumpy lot.
Alrightee... I drew Ameiko.. I'm sure some of you aren't gonna like it (it's pretty different from the version of her in the book), but this is my interpretation of her, so... here ya go:
grantgould.com/art/pathfinder/gould_ameiko400.jpg
Nice! I only just noticed this thread and your stuff is pretty good, its not my usual style but I like it. I particularly like the drawing of Ameiko. In the RotRL campaign that I'm playing in the DM tried to have a little romantic relationship between my character and Ameiko but I'd seen the picture in Pathfinder and I just laughed. I wouldn't have laughed if I'd seen this picture.
Of course, the campaign also has silphium in the modern era (laserwort is just too weird a name), which is much prized by temple prostitutes.
Yay for silphium! Too bad it ain't around here anymore. :P
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nice artwork on Amekio, Grant, but I must be the only person that actually likes the way Amekio is presented in the book, ha ha!!
My players don't mind the pic either, one has taken a liking to her already. I picture Amekio as a rebellious type & that picture fits her well, your's is good too thou, more or less a conservative type.
Anyone--still looking for a Nualia pic thou, the one in the book is ok but I'd like to see what anyone can do thou, the pic to me just doesn't measure up to her celestial beauty as described, thou the hand & the scars are represented well thou.
great stuff, guys
RM
Of course, the campaign also has silphium in the modern era (laserwort is just too weird a name), which is much prized by temple prostitutes.Yay for silphium! Too bad it ain't around here anymore. :P
True, but at least civilization got to have fun harvesting it to death. :D
True, but at least civilization got to have fun harvesting it to death. :D
Damn those Roman women! :(
Maybe I'm being dense...but what is 5318008?
pre internet porn.
Here's a Pathfinder character drawing I did for one of my PCs -- he's playing an elven druid.
This is fabulous. Nice work!
Thanks for the nice words, folks!
BTW -
I remember people saying they wanted Nualia imagery. I didn't draw this pic, and it's (obviously) not meant to be Pathfinder fan art.. but I figured I'd link to it anyway: http://el-grimlock.deviantart.com/art/hechicera-17679424
I saw it and thought, "Hmm.. that could be a cool Nualia." :)
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I agree that some of the art in Pathfinder 1 doesn't fit the style of the book. Pathfinder 2 is a HUGE step closer to where we're heading with the art style. There's no "cartoony" art in there, really (except for Kyle's ghoul in the Foreword). At least, it doesn't look cartoony to me. I can guarentee that some readers won't like it or will think it's cartoony, simply based on the fact that "cartoony" means different things to different people, though.
And then the yucky art from Pathfinder 3. :)
Overall I think 2's been the best so far.
Hope this'll suffice.I guess I'd have a request. Would anyone be interested in turning a picture of Karzoug into a "stone statue"?
It be pretty cool if I could show the PCs a picture of the statue in Pathfinder #1 that wasn't color. That way they think it's part of the adventure versus the BBEG.
Just a suggestion if anyone wanted to do it ; )
Sweet! : )
Overall I think 2's been the best so far.
Really? .. Guess it just goes to show everyone has different tastes. :) I'd say, of the three issues so far, #2 is my least favorite in the art department. I've really enjoyed most of the art in 1 and 3.
I didn't like the half page pictures. I thought they were inferior to 1 & 2. See page 34 as an example of what I mean.
The pictures to go with monster stats weren't bad but didn't make up for the half page pictures which are a big eyesore IMHO.
OK, yeah, I have to agree with you.. I just looked at my copy of book 3, and had totally forgotten about those pictures (ie. pages 15 and 34).. I don't mean to sound like I hate the artist, because I think they're well-drawn. I just think they're a little too bright and goofy - they don't seem to match the tone of Pathfinder so far at all. So yeah, I do agree.
I did like the art in book 2.. The only reason I would say it's my least favorite so far is because I didn't like how some of the characters looked. Again, not saying the art was poorly-done. I just didn't like the look of, say, the cultists (with their wacky orange-y circus clothes) and Xanesha's big Madonna rocket-boob cones.
Anyway, I suppose we're getting off topic now. heh :) Over all, I'm happy with PF's art so far!