Comics and Weird Things

Local artist jerk who draws comics and paints. Lives in AZ. Reblog blog for @bakatino

[thumbsy]

this might be a strange question if im wrong but did you draw this

I did not, I could swear I reblogged this years ago though. Wonder if it's in my inspo folder.

[oldschoolfrp]

The storyteller (John and Laura Lakey, The Complete Fighter's Handbook for AD&D by Aaron Allston, TSR, 1989)

[annalise-austenne]

Ryoko Kui please return my calls

[zegalba]

[setzeri]

It's an odd cycle.

[sraka1230-deactivated20230429]

[toniic]

“I’ve learned to practice smiling when I’m feeling sad, you know? I know it’s hard”

[thumbsy]

I keep baiting myself on whether I want to return to tumblr, but to my followers who still care about anything I post art related/ just in general wanting to see what I’m up to, here is some art I’ve done.

[deseos-de-la-via-lactea]

Illustrations by Caramurú Baumgartner

[another-rpg-sideblog]

D&D Classic Collection: Monsters A-C coming soon from WizKids

Based on the artwork from the original 1st edition Advanced Dungeons & Dragons Monster Manual (TSR, 1977), the set includes:

Ankheg

Basilisk

Beholder

Bulette 

Carrion Crawler

Chimera

Cockatrice

Couatl

[oldschoolfrp]

This is a fun idea, using David Sutherland’s cover art and figure designs that would be recognizable to a player in the ‘70s.  Some are posed to match the original interior art pretty well, like Dave Trampier’s basilisk and Sutherland’s chimera:

The beholder design is classic except for being scaled up to the much larger modern size; in AD&D they were described as 4-6′ in diameter, and some art depicted them even smaller, around beach-ball size.  Tom Wham contributed this version inspiring the new miniature:

By the old manual the ahnkheg / ankheg would have been the biggest in the set at 10-20′ long, followed by the bulette / land shark at 9-½ ′ tall and 12’+ long, and the carrion crawler at 9′ long.  The chimera was only 4′ tall at the shoulder.  Most of the relative sizes in the figure set work out except for the baby-sized bulette.  Sutherland drew the bulette knocking down trees and pinning a horse under one foot, with the pose of that title page image being referenced in the new figure set, if not the massive size:

[i-fernanda-dias]

Using a simple piece of paper to put my idea, helped me a lot before drawing the real thing xD

[beardedmrbean]

[archer-bro]

Mother cats pretending to be scared of their pouncing babies is something I never tire of.

[takineko]

boing!

[tikkety-tok]

It's now safe and warm with some hazelnuts

[bredforloyalty]

[only-tiktoks]

[huffy-the-bicycle-slayer]

No need to unmute, he sounds exactly how you'd expect a man of his disposition to

[citizencosmos]

[thevideogameartarchive]

‘Code Name: Viper’, one of @CapcomUSA_’s lesser known released on the NES. This was the cover for the game.

[obscurevideogames]

(1990)

[rednines]