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Hey folks!

Gallant Knight Games 's latest Kickstarter went live yesterday and features one of my childhood heroes, the masked swashbuckler himself, Zorro

'El Zorro' has always been a big deal here in Argentina, where people still watch the original episodes on TV. It was also the country that Guy Williams chose to spend his retirement and last years. So, when I learned that GKG was going to be handling the official RPG, I couldn't be more excited; I knew Alan Bahr would treat this character with the respect it deserved!

Coincidentally, I was commissioned a while ago to depict Mr. Diego de La Vega's alter-ego, which I was honored to tackle and hope I've done justice to. The assignment also stated that this illustration was to be in B&W, which added an even more vintage flavor to the composition and accentuated the period in which the masked swordsman made his mark, pun intended.

I assure you that 11-year-old Nic is delighted to be able to have the skill to illustrate the first hero he dressed himself up as

Hope you enjoy this piece as usual and go back the KS following the link; while it has already funded, every bit helps and there's still a lot of very cool stretch goals to achieve:

Zorro: The Roleplaying Game

See you soon!

Nic.-

Description

Hey folks!

Gallant Knight Games 's latest Kickstarter went live yesterday and features one of my childhood heroes, the masked swashbuckler himself, Zorro

'El Zorro' has always been a big deal here in Argentina, where people still watch the original episodes on TV. It was also the country that Guy Williams chose to spend his retirement and last years. So, when I learned that GKG was going to be handling the official RPG, I couldn't be more excited; I knew Alan Bahr would treat this character with the respect it deserved!

Coincidentally, I was commissioned a while ago to depict Mr. Diego de La Vega's alter-ego, which I was honored to tackle and hope I've done justice to. The assignment also stated that this illustration was to be in B&W, which added an even more vintage flavor to the composition and accentuated the period in which the masked swordsman made his mark, pun intended.

I assure you that 11-year-old Nic is delighted to be able to have the skill to illustrate the first hero he dressed himself up as

Hope you enjoy this piece as usual and go back the KS following the link; while it has already funded, every bit helps and there's still a lot of very cool stretch goals to achieve:

Zorro: The Roleplaying Game

See you soon!

Nic.-