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KarakNornClansman [2019-01-26 18:35:10 +0000 UTC]
Such a rowdy bunch! Your style is deft and gives off a strong impression, churning with tall and tense energy.
Please pardon me asking, but would you by any chance be interested in helping out the volunteer project known as the Ninth Age (T9A for short: www.the-ninth-age.com/ )? It is the spiritual successor of Warhammer Fantasy, run by 300+ volunteer contributors all tinkering in their spare time, and it aims to go even further than Warhammer did along the paths of historically based dark fantasy smΓΆrgΓ₯sbord setting: i.imgur.com/dlmQkB6.jpg
For one thing, T9A is the perfect way for what used to be Warhammer fantasy fanart to instead become official artwork for an emerging setting, and thus gain much more widespread exposure.
Moreover, T9A is always welcoming artists who want to join their art team, and your skill and distinctive designs would be great to have on board, should you ever be interested in joining and help develop this setting by putting your own distinctive mark upon its art pool. If you would by any chance be interested in donating old artworks of yours, then here is a quick guide for T9A gallery upload of art contributions: i.imgur.com/ORLCncV.jpg
I can get you in E-mail contact with the head of their art team, if ever you're interested.
At any rate, splendid artworks! Evocative to boot, and detailed like a dream. Have a nice day.
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Crafty-Jack In reply to Malahhai [2012-10-08 03:08:45 +0000 UTC]
...not based on a continuation of history, but based upon a cultural idea of what a fantasy continent should look like to a European American. If you look at Middle-Earth, it's not geographically similar to Europe, but the cultural placement of the people fits, same with Hyborea (Conan), and Westeros.
So that's all I meant. Basically we have north-man-ish people in the north, mediterranean-inspired people in the south and east, Germanic-like people in the middle, and Eastern-style (Slavic and Asian) cultures in the east. The parallels are vague but similar to old-world cultural geography.
That's all I meant....and don't get me wrong: I love bat-shit-crazy fantasy as well, but we were trying something different.
Check out the new deviation I've added for the game (submitted to the group). Thanks for the interest and support!
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TylerHaas [2012-09-02 19:44:43 +0000 UTC]
I get more and more excited about our game as time goes along. Looks good. I especially like the front guy's legs for some reason. They look really accurate and give the impression of tense flexing indicating movement within the drawing.
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Crafty-Jack In reply to TylerHaas [2012-09-02 20:20:34 +0000 UTC]
Thanks. I'm getting more excited too as I start doing this art. I appreciate the "movement" comment, I'm especially fond of the movement/motion/action of this piece of yours: [link] .
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