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I'm not sure how the heck I came up with that head, but I love his design! And while this is easily one of the most horrible things I've written, thanks to some helpful black bars as is good! And this could be show to the little ones!
On a side note, this is another instance where I'm trying to do different things with my art. While the little guy is streamlined I pput some extra time and effort into the backgrounds and tried to give them a destinctive feel.
-B!
On a side note, this is another instance where I'm trying to do different things with my art. While the little guy is streamlined I pput some extra time and effort into the backgrounds and tried to give them a destinctive feel.
-B!
Category All / Fantasy
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 600 x 988px
File Size 431.9 kB
On the contrary, I think this is one of the funniest things I've ever seen you do. I guess it's the whole contrast of such a cute, youthful looking actor being so fowl mouthed, and doing... whatever it is he did to land that part. Nervous bladder, eh? Hope whoever was on the receiving end of that is into watersports!
Very nice. I do feel the backgrounds integrate well with the subjects. The skulls, spire, window and villain are very complimentary. I like the sort of mix between masonry and organic that's going on with the interior, suits the villain quite well. Looks sinister and works with the non-organic nature of the guy. I also dig the spikes. Is that a moon he's holding?
What's interesting to me is that, usually, you tend to make the villain's a bit more comical, slightly inept or otherwise quite light-hearted. Though this guy seems a lot more of a serious take. I like the design, but what's his strength/power? It reminds me a fair bit of the Ragnaraccoon.
The perspective is relatively simple but that works solidly with the layout so no complaints there, though the 'hero' could have a more dramatic setting for his inept refusal.
What's interesting to me is that, usually, you tend to make the villain's a bit more comical, slightly inept or otherwise quite light-hearted. Though this guy seems a lot more of a serious take. I like the design, but what's his strength/power? It reminds me a fair bit of the Ragnaraccoon.
The perspective is relatively simple but that works solidly with the layout so no complaints there, though the 'hero' could have a more dramatic setting for his inept refusal.
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