you sir, are awesome.

but you knew that already. ;)

Your tags make this all the more interesting.

EARS.




Sorry. Couldn't help myself.

How very tongue-in-cheek. Well-done.

the rope over his ears!!!!

Bah, Bear is the executioner =(.

Uh oh, it seems he made an ass of himself.

your digital painting style is beautiful

Yay! You are done! Sad for the donkey, though. :/ Great work and series. You should be proud. I am proud for you!

Hey, thanks mister :D

Well... the saying seems more appropriate to my eyes: "Stubborn as a mule."

Such an adorable donkey :( So saaad

Obviously innocent.

Poor donkey. One gets the feeling that life's always given him the short end of the stick and no carrots. And mixed metaphors.

Oh, those soulful eyes, I am truly struck. I am also curious over the gleeful expression of the fellow in the bottom right hand corner. The backgrounds have been really fantastic overall, honestly, detail and things going on to be interesting, but not so much you forget what the real focus is.

Am I counting incorrectly, or is this the last'un? :)

Thanks muchly

This has been such a wonderful series. It brought together a lot of things - great line with colour sense, broad gesture with fine detail, realism with cartoon energy, solidity with a light touch. And all that consistently, over so many pieces. I'm all admiration :) Thanks for sharing them.

Sheesh... I've heard of having to suffer for your art, but this is going too far! O_O

Haw.

noosing ain't coo
...run brotha
RUN TO CANADA

ON THAT FREEDOM TRAIN

CHOO CHOO

What the... they're going to hang the messenger? O_O

"..Your brother brought me silver,
Your sister warmed my soul,
But now I laugh and pull so hard,
See you swinging from the gallows pole..


..swinging from the gallows pole
swinging from the gallows pole ah HAH hahaha

I love the simian in the lower left corner: "Ho hum, another rebel getting hung. That's the seventeenth today. I'd be at the pub right now, if I didn't have be an official witness. Bloody Committee of Public Safety should send one of their own down here to do this." Poor esel, what did he do? Dare to speak out? Have the bad luck to know a revolutionary by name? Get caught reading the wrong broadside? Betrayed by a trusted friend?

This is the end of the series? Well, you've done a superb job on it, much feeling, insight and humor you've worked into these. Very believable, earthy characterizations and fine details, and your descriptions add worldly depth to the illustrations (even if they're not "official" for the game). BRAVO! MUY EXCELLENTE! ICHI-BAN! THE BEE'S KNEES! BLOODY GOOD SHOW, OLD BEAN, EH WHAT?!

Thank you :)

Donkey Nooses don't get invented until 1947

pime taradox

Amazing work as always in this series. I can't say I have any idea how a donkey character would play as a result though.

Thanks. And you'd have to read the manual, I think. My descriptions aren't canon anyway.

They should be. They should be the very first thing the player reads about a species when getting into the game.

your use of color is EXCELLENT.

Drawn straight to the Donkey, no matter what. Really really great job!

That hand. A+.

Okay, I now have a campaign for the next Ironclaw session: save teh donkey!

Others: But---why?
Me: It's a donkeh!
Others: But it probably--
Me: Save donkeh.
Others: But we're trying to--
Me:DONKEH!

I'm eager to find out whether Ironclaw will feature donkeys as true to real life, or uses all the (usually inaccurate) cliches.

I like the guy in the very back! Nice belly!

I love your donkeys. They seem very special to you and it is apparent in your work. : )

What did he do wrong? D:

Nice job, btw. :)

The body language in this is great, it looks like a still from a movie

i dont get it?

okie doke