
(From "Master Comics" number 56, 1944.)
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(From "Master Comics" number 56, 1944.)
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Posted in Daily Random Panel
This one also turned out more finished than I planned. I think maybe he's Namor's kid brother or nephew or adopted ward or something. From the countryside of Atlantis with that mullet, it seems.
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Posted in Sketch of the Day
Starting this week I am moving contests to Mondays*, so heads-up on that. And to "kick" off the change, your challenge this week is to come up with the funniest replacement dialog for this blank comic book panel:
Yeah, good luck with that! The rules are simple:
I'll announce a winner next Monday, who will receive their choice of either any item of their choice, or a portrait of themselves, either of which will be included in the final HeroMachine 3 version.
Good luck everyone!
(Image and characters © Sam Kieth and Image Comics.)
*The current character contest will be judged tomorrow as per the old system, with the next coming next Monday instead of next Tuesday, then we'll be completely on the new schedule.
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Posted in Challenges
I was trying to figure out some hair issues. Super-tough.
Comments Off on SOD.018 – Spitcurl
Posted in Sketch of the Day
(From "Master Comics" number 56, 1944.)
Comments Off on RP: Great moments in bullet-logic
Posted in Daily Random Panel
This one started out from a reference photo, and while I meant it to be a quick sketch it turned into an actual illustration. Sometimes it happens like that. No screen cast as it was all sort of accidental.
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Posted in Sketch of the Day
(From "Master Comics" number 56, 1944.)
Comments Off on RP: My feelings exactly
Posted in Daily Random Panel
This one turned into more of a finished drawing than a sketch, although if it were really for publication there's still a bit I'd do to it. I'd likely shorten up the nose some, dress up the linework on the helmet, and work on the mouth.
I went ahead and screencast this one, too, although it took me so long I ran out of the ten minute YouTube time limit. There was a decent amount of work after the end of the video, but such is life. For those of you who are interested, here's the clip:
Comments Off on SOD.016 – Dwarven warrior
Posted in Sketch of the Day
I just updated the Body-MaleAlternates set of items with the upper bodies broken up into complete upper torso; torso only; left arm; and right arm. Next up will be the left leg and right leg, then the hands and feet will go into those slots.
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Posted in HeroMachine 3
(From "Master Comics" number 56, 1944.)
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Posted in Daily Random Panel