Nyarlathotep revisited

I've decided I would tackle this fella digitally, since I haven't touched the oils version in so long (sorry Bill).

Nyarlathotep with the Shining Trapezohedron and one of his hunting horrors.

The Whitewood

Here's todays experiment:

I wanted to work within a very limited pallet, but still maintain interesting color relationships. It was a good time.

For the next post I may do a process breakdown, but don't hold me to it.

Thruk's Day Off

One of the things that I am finding most exciting about working digitally for a major chunk of these projects is the ability to experiment heavily with color and value with relative ease. Case in point is Thruk here; I would almost never work in this sort of pallet. I think it works though.

Thruk was thrilled to have a day away from the dungeon.

Technocolor Mycoplasm

Digital painting, it turns out, is a thing I could learn to love. BEHOLD THE MYCOPLASM:

Señor Sloth

I making today this just for you. Your eyeballs be enjoying with.

The Mycoplasm

Here's a little something I worked up in my down-time over the past couple days. I plan on painting it digitally; we'll see how it goes.

He's a cute fungal ooze from the greatest depths of the Underdark. He enjoys long crawls down the stalactites towards unsuspecting adventurers, asexual reproduction through both sporing and fission, and ladies, he's single! Let's have a round of applause for the Mycoplasm!

The Homelands Series

Here are the final framed pieces from the Legends of the Midwest show. The show itself went splendidly; it was a real honor to show with such a talented group of artists.

Enjoy!

Handout - Expression

Here is part one of my handout covering expression for my head, hands and feet class. Enjoy!

moar cow[bell]!

I am really having a hard time getting jazzed about a logo I am working on right now, so here is a cow: