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Endless Realms bestiary - Quinox
Bestiary artwork for Endless Realms, a D&D-like "pen and paper" fantasy RPG I'm working for.
Concept & Artwork © 2014-2017 Lunar Games Inc.
Endless Realms FAQ: http://www.furaffinity.net/journal/5774483/
Concept & Artwork © 2014-2017 Lunar Games Inc.
Endless Realms FAQ: http://www.furaffinity.net/journal/5774483/
Category Artwork (Digital) / Fantasy
Species Rodent (Other)
Size 800 x 800px
File Size 629.9 kB
*nods* Yeah. Originally, the director was just like, "I want something with a big frilly face, dark but colourful, and a stinger tail", basically. So I thought, "Why would have a big frilly face and a bunch of bright colours on a dark body?" So I figured it would be to bring attention to its face, so it could sting with its tail.
Now these are what quills should look like!
One, I wish that there were more porcupines in this fandom and two, I wish more porcupines would be drawn in a realistic style. I get so sick of seeing ridiculously thick quills that look more like Goku's head than actually quills. There is no doubt that realistic quills are a bitch to draw, ultra time-consuming, but they're totally worth it because it's awesome and rare to see a back full of them, especially when they're put in among the guard hairs that hide them when flattened.
A porcupine's backside, when the quills are erect, should be menacing and you have truly captured that. Kudos.
One, I wish that there were more porcupines in this fandom and two, I wish more porcupines would be drawn in a realistic style. I get so sick of seeing ridiculously thick quills that look more like Goku's head than actually quills. There is no doubt that realistic quills are a bitch to draw, ultra time-consuming, but they're totally worth it because it's awesome and rare to see a back full of them, especially when they're put in among the guard hairs that hide them when flattened.
A porcupine's backside, when the quills are erect, should be menacing and you have truly captured that. Kudos.
Thanks a lot! It's appreciated :) And to be honest, I thought the quills would maybe be a pain, but it really just needed me to switch to a thicker brush, lay down some long strokes for the quills, lock the layer, then paint in the stripes over the quills. Ended up being pretty fast!
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