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From the Shadowrun book "Fields of Fire", FASA, 1994.Rather than post a zillion files for all the guns I drew for this book, here they all are in one handy chart. ; )
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Just referenced the grenades in my game tonight. Β Great to have!
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Where's the Ares Alpha?
From SR1 to SR5, your art remains my favorite %-)
love this piece.
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!!! You drew all this? Β YOU ARE A HERO OF MY CHILDHOOD! Β I have 3 copies of this book because the first one fell apart in the late 90s and I wanted a a new copy + a backup copy in case that one fell apart too, lol.
I played a lot of Shadowrun when I was younger.
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Oh wow! I never thought at the time that drawing a bunch of hardware would make me a hero (haha), but thanks so much! And it's awfully cool knowing that so many people have hung onto their copies of the books...
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I always admired your works for Cyberpunk and Shadowrun most of all.
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Thanks so much! Glad you liked 'em. The whole cyberpunk ethos really spoke to me, and I think that particular style of dark sci-fi design really fired up my creative engines better than anything else ever has.
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Well, I really hope you'll do new cyberpunk/shdowrun stuff somewhere in the future.
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Was the Savalette Guardian based on any one gun in particular? Which one(s)?
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I don't really remember, but looking at the drawing, it was probably a mish-mash of a few different Colt pistol designs.
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Yes.
Yes it is.
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Old version of M121 looks way cooler than the new one.
I really miss the times with all that great - and circumferentially - drawn weapons.....
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Ahhh, that's the stuff. Your attention to technical detail always makes me feel warm in the heart.
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I fear for your heart my friend! ; )
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Awesome. I always loved the little details you put into your illustrations.
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Thanks! It was how I stayed interested. Basically I tried to put something interesting in every corner, so I wouldn't get bored ; )
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Thanks so much!
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