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Not a specific character this time, just a random dacoit bandit based on the wonderful art of 
Phyllostachys
They draw amazing art based on Asian history, often depicting scenes of everyday life with stunning detail and historical accuracy.
Unfortunately I am not familiar enough with the characters they have created, so I have opted to make a drawing based on one of my favourite sketches from their gallery instead.
The sketch in question > https://www.furaffinity.net/view/54410320/
PhyllostachysThey draw amazing art based on Asian history, often depicting scenes of everyday life with stunning detail and historical accuracy.
Unfortunately I am not familiar enough with the characters they have created, so I have opted to make a drawing based on one of my favourite sketches from their gallery instead.
The sketch in question > https://www.furaffinity.net/view/54410320/
Category Artwork (Traditional) / Fantasy
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 1088 x 1350px
File Size 2.39 MB
Listed in Folders
Aw yeah, man! Phyllostachys does awesome stuff; I've liked a lot of his stuff for the same reason, with the art being a good catalogue for inspiring some of the "not just European inspired" areas of my setting. I guess I've thought the same for a good number of your pieces too, though, come to think of it.
X3
And that's a good sketch you've referenced!
Looks like a slow-firing, sword-fighting Rambo. <3
X3
And that's a good sketch you've referenced!
Looks like a slow-firing, sword-fighting Rambo. <3
I now have this scene in my head where this dacoit and Nur meet and they have a moment like the musclemen handshake scene in Full Metal Alchemist, only it's based on the bond between two guys who love their firearms.
"I guess they earned each other's respect. Their love and care for their guns did the talking for them!"
"I guess they earned each other's respect. Their love and care for their guns did the talking for them!"
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