Some Kind of December Sketchdump

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A day late, but a good chunk of the random drawings that either ended up in immediate view on my desk, or on my Tumblr: [link]

Let's see what we have here. From Top to Bottom, and Left to Right as best I can:


1) Base design of the Final Fantasy Summon Alexander's human form, as per my brain.

2) A second draft of the Summon Alexander.

3) Attempts at the android Halycon's head coming apart for maintenance.

4) Galiae and Keldrin--the Rose Witch and Bone Lord--being all cute.

5) Quick headshot of my Guild Wars 2 character, Effie.

6) Enwy Taleron/Leftin, my previous D&D character and now-NPC, rockin' some new threads.

7) Enwy in a mask.

8) Singer/technician Feren Wainridge, demonstrating how I felt after a long day of work.

9) A sad Feren huddled against Halcyon's server (that you can't really see).

10) Will Taleron giving his elder sister Enwy a hard time about something or other.

11) Half-finished costume design for Gwenneth Gilrouis, my former D&D cleric.

12) A...weird thing in which some guy has things melted over his face (which there's a story to, I swear!! D: )

13) Mask, the God of Thieves in the Forgotten Realms and I responding to some verbage in the D&DNext playtest packet.

14) Euphemia "Effie" Halywell, my GW2 character again.

15) Partially-finished Sesshoumaru of the manga and anime InuYasha: A Feudal Fairy Tale

16) Prince Brennus Tanthul, one of the Shade Princes of Netheril from the Forgotten Realms. Started a remake of an older image.

17) Drasek Riven, one of Mask's Chosen, with one of his "girls". He likes Dags.

18) First sketch of Enwy as part of a trial comic cover idea.

19) Inking that sketch of Enwy after some adjustments.

20) Egil and Nix, from "The Hammer and the Blade" by Paul S. Kemp, who is my hero. Go read his books. Seriously. [link]


I'm turning critiques on just in case someone wants to throw down pointers or feedback on anything I've done here.

Sketches and original characters by me, otherwise all credit goes where credit is due. It knows where it's supposed to go.