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Interior illustration for Dragon Issue #404 by D&D. www.wizards.com/DnD/TOC.aspx?xβ¦Β©1995-2011 Wizards of the Coast LLC
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What I thoroughly love about this is not even so much your formidable technical prowess, but the fact that fact that the dace looks like it could belong to a real person, someone we might meet in everyday life, and not some abstractly beautiful anime-style fantasy character, utterly devoid of all individuality and lifeless
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This reminds me of the old-school Oriental Adventures artwork. Almost makes me want to play 4e, but I'll stick with AD&D/3.5e/Pathfinder.
This is great! I'd love to see your art in a rulebook. Paizo preferably, considering their books are somewhat less pricey (Except Ultimate Equipment, US $50 what the heck?)
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Thats an awesome drawing I love it man. I almost bought that movie today!
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Ninja on numara olmuΕ da samurai Japon bir savaΕΓ§Δ±dan ziyade Extreme Ghostbusters'taki Eduardo'ya benzemiΕ. Tavsiyem daha Γ§ok Kurosawa ._.
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Sweet! The expression on the intended victim's face is priceless. It's no wonder you've gotten such an awesome gig drawing for these guys.
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mΓΌthiΕ yahu , yΓΌz ifadesi , genel motion sΓΌper olmuΕ , ellere saΔlΔ±k .
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Hoooooo? Very nice! The look on the samurai's face is very very good and accurate for feelings of exclamation!
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ninja fail :/
that guy (samurai?) saw him.
but incredible pic none the less! o.o
love it!
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Yeah, he saw him... I guess it's the last he ever saw...
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You always make the greatest things, I just love it.
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Well, the technics is perfect, but the composition... I'd say that ninja is going to land somewhere aside off the target.
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The detailing on the ninja's cloths are simply astounding.
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wow nice... i have an idea... could you do one of two samurai right before they make that first and final blow... and make it equally visible by both ends leaving the viewer unsure who will be the victor
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