New AGOT Illos

[Capprotti]

Here's some illustrations I did in sept. I feel like they're some of my stronger illustrations, but I'll let you be the judge of that. I'd love to hear what you think.

http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e89/capprotti02/scoundrals.jpg

http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e89/capprotti02/brigands.jpg

http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e89/capprotti02/littlefinger02.jpg

[evidence]

yeah man! your paintings are getting better and better. i love em

[Kan Muftić]

Lovely, i dig the second one most.
Cheers,
Khan

[NathanLong]

These are all great.

I like the first one the most. It catches a quiet moment. Something you don't often get in heroic fantasy paintings. The firelight on their skin could possibly be a little warmer, but I have no other crit.

The last one has a great 'captured moment' feel to it too. I could write a story around this no problem - the rogue that owes the loanshark, and finally scrapes up enough to pay him back, but had to do a terrible thing to do it...

[vigostar]

these are really good... theres something about the first one that bothers me though.. I think it has to do with the bg.. I would try and maybe darken it some more and show very faint signs of trees, also I would consider breaking up the monotany with all the verticalness... maybe add larger spaces in between them (meaning the trees). Good overall naratives... The second and thrid are great..

[Mike Dutton]

I like the great overall shapes and movement you've got in these, and I think that'll carry over well when they get reduced even more into card format. Awesome that FFG keeps you pretty busy; or at least I recall you've had at least a couple posts of work from them so far. Hope to see more!

[quickreaver]

Dude, these are PERFECT for cards! Did you get friends to pose for you? Great angles and narrative. Totally.

[mrgrumble]

Ahoy!
really nice visuals man, easy on the eyes and yet still exciting or dramatic! one thing though, just seeing them all together like this shows a very similair composition in all of them. but, if it ain't broke dont fix it. upgrade perhaps?

[jason_maranto]

Post image processing, example below -- levels adjustment layer and hue saturation adjustment layer... all your works could benefit from these techniques.

Best,
Jason.