Suleman's creations

[Skoul]

Wow very mean looking. I likey!

[Suleman]

Thanks a lot, Skoul and Vampyrist! The Alien Cyborg turned out to be more popular than I expected, it was a fairly quick and simple idea. I guess the gleam effect I used when shading the metal parts worked pretty well!

 

Also, here is a Dwarf Princess, out to break some skulls and hearts.

[Suleman]

So here are some Imperial Soldiers. They form the bulk of the evil Empress’s armies. Basically, if my lady knight characters were bosses in a beat em up, these would be the mooks.

[Suleman]

I wrote a basic guide for how I approach shading in Heromachine. It doesn’t go into the nitty gritty details, but it might be interesting if you’re not a shading expert. Check it out!

[Suleman]

I made a second part of the basic shading guide. Check it out and tell me what you think!

 

EDIT: A third one!

[Suleman]

Fourth basic guide! This time, I go over how I construct faces, step by step.

You can find it here.

[Suleman]

A tiefling paladin for a Dungeons And Dragons game. Though they boast of their many brave deeds beyond the western mountains, you have a feeling they’re not telling you the whole truth.

 

EDIT:

I forgot tieflings have tails in fourth edition.

[Suleman]

Also, here’s a closeup of the Tiefling Paladin’s face. I tried out some shading techniques.

[CosmicComics]

Lady Anaconda is by far my favourite of your recent work ! Well done !

[Vampyrist]

The tiefling is great.

[Suleman]

Thanks, guys! I still want to make more warrior and armor designs, but I’m looking for more ways to improve the general quality of my stuff.
Everyone: Could you give me some advice on how to improve my works? Is there something in specific that I could do better in terms of shading, design, posing?
I still don’t feel super comfortable doing backgrounds, I don’t have lots of ideas for them.

[Suleman]

So here’s the Ale-Drinking Wizard. She’s just here to have a pint. Don’t disturb her. Just. Don’t. They still haven’t gotten rid of the stains of the last idiot who tried something like that.

This was mostly just a perspective exercise. Not quite satisfied with it, yet. I have no art education or training, so I’m just improvising here. Bear with me.

[Ruffblade027]

I really like the background on that one

[Suleman]

Thanks, man! The whole perspective thing got started when I couldn’t find a good piece for the bar table. Here’s what my earlier sketch looked like:

In retrospect, I probably should have kept the pipe.

[Suleman]

Here’s an ogre. She’s not nearly as dumb as you might think. It’s just that when you weigh half a ton, tossing big rocks at your problems is actually a pretty practical solution.

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