This month's art gallery features a
lot of stuff! It's that time of the year I guess. Enjoy Bob a Surlaw in
various forms, disco musicians, and the Mind of Nathan Karr: An
Artform. Some of these had to be shrunk down so click for bigness!
Submit art via e-mail or the forums and your entry may appear in the next gallery!
Submit art via e-mail or the forums and your entry may appear in the next gallery!
Art
by Paul Harrington
Squishy versions of the Village People, the heroes of the aptly named Village People: The Videogame
Police Chief meets Super Surlaw Lancoven with a side of Grimyuk.
Bob Surlaw with a helmet made of some kind of whale thing with a weakness for bubbles.
Bob Surlaw finds a new home.
Art by Tom Laakso
The origin of Super Walrus Man revealed at last.
Art by Mr. 8-Bit
Bob Surlaw after an injection of human growth hormone.
A fish with a book within a fish with a look.
Art by Marionline
A gift from the author of Kim und Jose to Willy E. for his review in #51.
Art by Nathan Karr
"Ken pounding the crap out of my Sonichu fan character with a piece of bread, because that's how police brutality is done in CWCville. It was also a chance to experiment with the various tools on GIMP, which I don't plan to use anytime soon since Paint.net is working again. (Also, I grew a little tired of Sonichu.)"
"Ken made out of Lego bricks. There's not much to say except that this is his down-facing walkabout pose and the one on my desk right now has a gun."
"Bob the Hamster wearing awesome shades next to the only other kind of hamster I know how to draw, a Hamtaro character. He's taller and buffer than most Ham-Hams, but I'm just fine with that."
"She Burns You from Moron Mission. She was just a random encounter in that game and I never thought I'd use her again, but I was reminded of her existence when JSH played the game. The same sprite from Vikings of Midgard, I don't know what game character she was based off of, or what animal she was supposed to be, but I do recall an outfit similar to this one. Her outfit was suggested in Castle Paradox IRC."
"The Halito Sisters from Densetsu no Okami/Wolf's Quest (replacing the Red Dragon thematically; they're statted out, but haven't been implemented yet). They don't have boobs on their in-game sprites, but these kinds of embellishments are what's generally expected of tie-in art. Also someone in a chatroom suggested giving it three boobs when I said I was drawing a female hydra. (I think boobs on reptiles are silly, but I kinda like silly sometimes.)"
"A character I made up for the sake of the pun (alligator/investigator) shortly before drawing the picture. He's eventually going to make his way into Maces Wild."
Nathan Karr Sprite Men and Women and Dwarf Things
Squishy versions of the Village People, the heroes of the aptly named Village People: The Videogame
Police Chief meets Super Surlaw Lancoven with a side of Grimyuk.
Bob Surlaw with a helmet made of some kind of whale thing with a weakness for bubbles.
Bob Surlaw finds a new home.
Art by Tom Laakso
The origin of Super Walrus Man revealed at last.
Art by Mr. 8-Bit
Bob Surlaw after an injection of human growth hormone.
A fish with a book within a fish with a look.
Art by Marionline
A gift from the author of Kim und Jose to Willy E. for his review in #51.
Art by Nathan Karr
"Ken pounding the crap out of my Sonichu fan character with a piece of bread, because that's how police brutality is done in CWCville. It was also a chance to experiment with the various tools on GIMP, which I don't plan to use anytime soon since Paint.net is working again. (Also, I grew a little tired of Sonichu.)"
"Ken made out of Lego bricks. There's not much to say except that this is his down-facing walkabout pose and the one on my desk right now has a gun."
"Bob the Hamster wearing awesome shades next to the only other kind of hamster I know how to draw, a Hamtaro character. He's taller and buffer than most Ham-Hams, but I'm just fine with that."
"She Burns You from Moron Mission. She was just a random encounter in that game and I never thought I'd use her again, but I was reminded of her existence when JSH played the game. The same sprite from Vikings of Midgard, I don't know what game character she was based off of, or what animal she was supposed to be, but I do recall an outfit similar to this one. Her outfit was suggested in Castle Paradox IRC."
"The Halito Sisters from Densetsu no Okami/Wolf's Quest (replacing the Red Dragon thematically; they're statted out, but haven't been implemented yet). They don't have boobs on their in-game sprites, but these kinds of embellishments are what's generally expected of tie-in art. Also someone in a chatroom suggested giving it three boobs when I said I was drawing a female hydra. (I think boobs on reptiles are silly, but I kinda like silly sometimes.)"
"A character I made up for the sake of the pun (alligator/investigator) shortly before drawing the picture. He's eventually going to make his way into Maces Wild."
Nathan Karr Sprite Men and Women and Dwarf Things