I played all the free (and creepy) Cube Escape games from Rusty Lake, then got hooked on the premium games. So I did up a little fanart of the Corrupted Soul after finishing chapter 2 of their latest release, Cube Escape: Paradox.
They’re surreal and creepy fun and really thoughtful, and I feel like their premium games are a good value (especially with Paradox…after 5 hours of play I still have achievements and the alternate endings to get!)
The upcoming (M-rated, gory, NSFW) game BLASPHEMOUS has really got my creative juices flowing…Makes me want to play with scale and groups of characters…and monsters.
Always monsters.
(Seriously, though, this game’s got some of the creepiest monster designs since SILENT HILL.)
I’m thinking of turning the last one into a painting.
Any of you play MIRACLE MERCHANT? I adore the art style…so I made this!
Engage!
Quick
Quick fanart of Maia, from The Goblin Emperor. Which is a book I highly recommend — you can read my review here on GoodReads. Character property Katherine Addison.
My tablet (a Wacom Graphire, from, like, 2002, easy) died on me yesterday. Here’s my first test with my new Medium Intuos, a LONGMIRE value study.
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**Featured Post** (originally posted Dec 2015)
I’m never going to be Warhammer’s core audience, but there’s a lot to like about Space Wolf lore, including GINORMOUS SNOW WOLVES!
Tried some new things on this one, am very happy with how it turned out! Dedicated to my Beau and all the Space Wolves he is painting on our living room table.
Reference Thanks:
Blessings upon people who keep their non-video Photoshop CS2 tutorials posted!
And also to this wolfdog sanctuary for hosting an excellent breakdown on the features of true wolves vs dogs and wolfdogs.
Leg Horse from the delightfully bizarro game SPACE FUNERAL, which I recently mentioned in my review of Undertale. Character property thecatamites.
