Bribes, Injuries, Hermits, and more...

[jfwalls]

Here's a bunch of stuff I finished up over the past month or so for Fantasy Flight Games and Hero Games. Some I like, some I could've done better on, but overall I'm happy. Let me know what you think.

Bribery
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v730/jfwalls/Bribery.jpg

Injury
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v730/jfwalls/Injury.jpg

Encumberance
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v730/jfwalls/Encumbrance.jpg

Skill vs Skill
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v730/jfwalls/Skill_vs_Skill.jpg

Hermit
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v730/jfwalls/Runebound5.jpg

Ancient Burrower
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v730/jfwalls/AncientBurrowerCLR_FW.jpg

City of Sands
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v730/jfwalls/CityOfSands.jpg

Giant Snake
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v730/jfwalls/Giant_Snake.jpg

[Cloister]

Interesting angles, and even quality throughout. If I where to change anything I would probably work with the closest horse-head, which looks a little like a camel's. The pillars on the snake-scene could use some perspective-work. (The largest are now in the back.) The head of the sand-beast-steed looks kind of flat and a bit silly imo, and the arm of the character bribing someone seems too long. I understand the enlargement due to distance, but I think you should put the hand further up if it stretches that far out from the body. (It can't reach both out and down that long simultaneously.)

I think I like the hermit best... and the angles, as I said.

[jfwalls]

Thanks. I've been trying to use more cinematic or dynamic angles. I'll do an initial sketch that ends up being kind of boring, and then from there I try to approach it from an angle that would be more exciting.

If you're talking about the City of Sands image, well that is a camel in the front. I agree with the sand worm creature's head. Another 5 minutes fixing the drawing would've helped. Good eye on the pillars. That image had a turnaround time of one day though. I also agree about the bribery image too, but I don't think it's too over exaggerated. I can accept it the way it is.

[Lohan]

I think the figures need work all throughout. Color scheme seems pretty bland on the color ones- in particular the giant snake.

theyre good quality overall tho.

[bloab]

i think they all look great, nice work. but if you ask me, and don't take this to hard, couse i might be wrong but the shape of the beast on Ancient Burrower looks a bot odd, the curve between the neck and the head is a bit to tight. but anyway. they al look great! big credits here

[jfwalls]

Thanks guys. I didn't really choose the color schemes. They're all supposed to be desert scenes with browns, yellows, and oranges.

[Theo]

lookin good man. I especially like the city of sands piece (the clouds are an awesome touch). As mentioned, the sandworm isnt working though. I think its simply a matter of having chosen the wrong angle on the head. Rendering those shapes from up front just wont look good no matter how fancy its done.

keep it up!

[Rich Pellegrino]

you have some solid work here! Too bad the color schemes were so rigid. I think color is where your work shines. Keep it up!
Rich