Concept artist Tom Rhodes asks fans to submit detailed descriptions of their RPG characters. He then illustrates a random selection each week on RnD Fantasy. You can see all the character art on the channel's companion blog.
Monday, February 1, 2016
Fresh Take: Dark Jedi and Renegade Princess
A gorgeously moody cyberpunk take on Star Wars
"Here is my 2d submission for the "Re-Imagining Star Wars" CG Plus challenge - decided to mix my two favorite movie franchises: Blade Runner and Star Wars. I used a bunch of different techniques - (a lot of them learned from Maciej Kuciara's Learn Squared class). I still see a bunch of things I can be nit picky about, but I had to get this thing done."
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fresh take,
Illustration,
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Gaming Round-Up: February 1, 2016
"Skulltula" by Asashi-Kami
The biggest news in gaming this week is the release of Jonathan Blow’s much-anticipated island of mystifying puzzles, The Witness. While most of the game's reviews have been effusively positive, some frustration is peeking through the cracks.
News: Anshar Studios Reveals First Trailer For VR Experience; Detached
News: Bungie gets new CEO, promises more Destiny
News: Fan Sairith Aramor, started a Change.org petition in hopes of convincing Nintendo of America to enlist Danny DeVito to provide the voice for the new crime-solving Pikachu. The petition has already been signed by 22,000 people.
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legend of zelda,
round-up,
video game round-up,
video games
Link Round-Up: February 1, 2016
"Falcon on the run" by Italy-based Domenico Neziti (Nezart)
80's toys photographed
"I want to make the case Star Trek: The Next Generation (TNG) is important and worth your time in 2015, and I want to suggest about 40 hours of Star Trek viewing that will cover all of the great episodes."
Jakub Rozalski's Art is an Exercise In Alternate History Contrasts
Just when you thought the galaxy’s cutest droid couldn’t possibly get any cuter, along comes this little BB-8 modeling not one, but two adorable crocheted hats on the @BB8 on Twitter feed.
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link round-up,
millennium falcon,
round-up,
star wars
Comic Round-Up: February 1, 2016
"Deadpool" by Giulio Rincione
Event: 2-Day COMICS: Theory and Practice with Scott McCloud
Interview: Editorial cartoonist Ted Rall talks about his two new graphic novels, one on Edward Snowden and one on Bernie Sanders, as well as how his art style was influenced by underground comics, punk rock album cover art — and growing up in New York in the eighties.
Interview: Jeremiah creator Hermann has been selected as the winner of the Angouleme International Comics Festival Grand Prix.
Interview: Ron Perazza, senior vice president of digital for Archie Comics, talks about the publisher’s new app and what to expect in the future.
Interview: Tom Hart talks about Rosalie Lightning, his graphic novel about the death of his young daughter.
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comic book round-up,
comics,
deadpool,
round-up
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