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[Officer Aggro]

Here's some of my recent art from the past year or so:





A fun one for the holidays:



My entry to the Dark Horse cover art contest:



My drow priestess character from a Dungeons & Dragons game I currently play in:

[Officer Aggro]

A witch:

[Primeval]

Great stuff! I especially like the very first one and the third one in the second post. I am always jealous of those of you that can draw!

[Pictish Scout]

Nice work.

You are good with face and body expressions.

Keep drawing!

[gaijinn]

Great Job my friend...keep them coming.

[PaulMc]

Nice stuff!

[Officer Aggro]

Thanks very much, guys! I'll keep posting new drawings as I finish em.

[Officer Aggro]

One I completed yesterday. Strangled!

[Dave the Rage]

Your woman is pretty darn tasty mcnuggets indeed.

[Officer Aggro]

Your woman is pretty darn tasty mcnuggets indeed.

Thanks, Dave! Which one, btw?

[Dave the Rage]

Your woman is pretty darn tasty mcnuggets indeed.

Thanks, Dave! Which one, btw?

The spider queen one is pretty tasty, but the Roman type dress hanging around the dark haired one and the top one with the ship in the back ground.

I personally have been told by my kids and others I can't draw women lol, (my attempt at RED Sonya)

Edited by Dave the Rage, 28 June 2012 - 03:13 PM.

[Officer Aggro]

Nice job! Battle scenes certainly aren't easy to draw. I like the color too.

And drawing women can quite inspirational, I find.

[Dave the Rage]

Nice job! Battle scenes certainly aren't easy to draw. I like the color too.

And drawing women can quite inspirational, I find.

I have found lately that when people draw a figure they focus on this and leave the back ground and surrounding area blank. One of the reasons I loved BWS, when he first started on Conan, he filled every space with detail. Others that came after in Conan do not seem to do that as much now. Though you have filled most of your work up with back grounds, good job.

Edited by Dave the Rage, 28 June 2012 - 04:22 PM.

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I have found lately that when people draw a figure they focus on this and leave the back ground and surrounding area blank. One of the reasons I loved BWS, when he first started on Conan, he filled every space with detail. Others that came after in Conan do not seem to do that as much now. Though you have filled most of your work up with back grounds, good job.

Buscema was really good at that too, imo. For me, it just depends on how much time I want to spend on a given drawing (especially if I'm using color) and if I think a background is necessary to help define the character more. Sometimes I like to just get 'em done quick and move on to the next one.

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It's not sword & sorcery or anything like that, but I wanted to post this latest drawing of my wife here with my other works anyway. Hope you like:

[Dave the Rage]

I never spend time anymore doing the basic detailing and shading anymore lke this, I should do as it gives you practice in the end. I Like the shading and skin tones with pencil. Now you got me at it drawing the cat, at least he sits still.

Edited by Dave the Rage, 09 July 2012 - 03:37 AM.

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I never spend time anymore doing the basic detailing and shading anymore lke this, I should do as it gives you practice in the end. I Like the shading and skin tones with pencil. Now you got me at it drawing the cat, at least he sits still.

Thanks, Dave. I don't always get so detailed with the shading, but I find with a portrait that it really helps achieve the likeness of the subject and adds a nice realism to it too.
Yeah, lazy cats would make good models for sure hehe.

[gaijinn]

Great portrait my friend...well dont' know about the likeness to the subject, but it "rings true".

[Officer Aggro]

Great portrait my friend...well dont' know about the likeness to the subject, but it "rings true".

Thank you, gaijinn

[Officer Aggro]

Another colored pencil sketch of my drow priestess character. She recently earned her viper whip in our game, so inspiration struck me: