Hello, artists.

Two side characters from my story

Can I just apologize for the extra shitty quality of the second picture? My camera can suck sometimes.

Tidal Wave: Neat designs, but they look so surprised.

New Art.

Remember the Knight of Kool? Well, theres also the Heroic Knight and the Guardian Knight. As you can see, the "heroic" knight might not be so heroic, and the guardian knight is black and white in his beliefs and actions, which leads to some conflict with the protagonist. Neat, huh? The Knight of Kool might be the renegade of the group. All these knights are part of an elite group made up of ten powerful knights. Each has a theme like "heroic", "guardian", "kool", etc.

edited 7th Dec '12 3:57:52 PM by Fulgrate

I'm trying to perfect the design of the bee girl: Ibeeya.

Also with the lobster "Kailod", but I still have yet to decide what kind of attire he goes for. I also minimized his giant pincers into gauntlets for a more normalized look. I also removed his other pair of arms, I'm still think some more.

The initial drawing of the day was this, and you can see that it didn't turn out as good as those above it.

You ponies are crazy!

SO much to coment. Wait a second

@Fulgrate I fell in love with your designs and your style is truly unique. I am really liking this bee character but what I like the most is the espression on her face in your first drawing it is so cute!

The knights look lovely, They don't loose your signature style and yet they look very mediaval, the guy in the right reminds a bit of LORT

I am glad you picked that design of the princess I love her design!.

@Tydal. Don't beat yourself up! you can only improve from here this piece of advice is something that helped me and could help you too. Remeber to close those eye lids :).

Can't wait to see you improve. your stuff looks promising!. Remeber practice, practice!

@Yuanchosaan so lovely background, it looks very good it feels ancient and peaceful.I like it

@Fancolors. I just love how you use those lines with those horses it does fit very well :) I love the simplicity

@loni yay. Nice drawing that is sure a good pose, keep it up. I can't wait tosee you improve even more!

@Shadow dimentio I think you get few coments becuase your style is a bit excentric. Nevertheless there is a charm on it.

I think it feels ancient and mediavalish.

I know it may be intentional on your part but I would like more complexity in your drawings because they feel a bit doodle-ish. But I think I understand what you are aiming and it looks promising :) keep up your good work

edited 11th Dec '12 10:37:56 PM by FallenLegend

I would like to share with you guys two new drawings of mine

Fairy on a tree Another New celestia drawing. I know it's too repetitive but I just love her :)

edited 11th Dec '12 10:26:23 PM by FallenLegend

Definitely seeing a LOT of improvement compared with your earlier drawings. Congratulations and keep on going!

Hatshepsut X Alexander the Great (yes, I have decided to try shipping out)

Hatshepsut seems to have a case of broken spine in that picture.

The medieval style is in fact intentional. Primarily because I'm a miserable failure at drawing guns other than 2-D pistols. It's a bit of a stickler that I'm also terribad at drawing bows, sooo...

GODDAMN RIFLES!

I have a Tumblr now? I haven't actually finished any drawings....but it's winter break now, so perhaps these WIPs will finally be completed.

Maybe.

Probably not.

edited 13th Dec '12 10:41:40 AM by Tumbril

Fallen Legend: Thanks. The bee girl is a main supporting character, so I have to get her design right. That version of celestia is really epic.

Jabrosky: That drawing makes me think you use to live in that time and have incarnated to the present and thats why you have an affinity towards that time. Yeah?

New Art!

Remember that black and white Jester? Here is a character based on her for this story:

Joid the Fighting Jester.

And I also made characters based off these guys for the early arc, which I've done the initial chapter of already and its awesome. Although, these characters didn't translate so well.

Quadruped, Great Shield Maiden. and her partner, Power Knight. Both are mercenaries for hire and they come into play at a certain point. The plot revolving around them is kind of serious though, even though they are meant to be somewhat humorous. But I can't say more than that without spoilering it.

If you compare it to their webcomic form linked a few sentences ago, the webcomic form actually works better, but either way, they are needed for the early arc.

Did I mention how satisfied I was with the initial chapter? Now I'm wondering how I should present it.

Oh yeah, and the illusionist jester, which I've already finished the design of in a different image, but this is more in depth.

edited 13th Dec '12 5:12:22 PM by Fulgrate

I drew character art for a Pathfinder campaign and something random in chalk pastel.

Woah.

You're really good at proportions.

I jelly.

Yuancho-saan: That lady in pastel is PHENOMENAL.

Now for something different.

I tried practicing for smoother lines, here is a Mecha lineart done using a different inking technique than usual.

I really wish I could use my tablet right now. I just recalled a high-larious situation I put myself in a while back.

@Fulgate: That is one awesome robot knight thingy. :o

@ Fulgrate I second Tidal Wave's sentiment

edited 16th Dec '12 6:17:33 PM by Jabrosky

So, I drew a picture of three of my characters. I'm pretty happy with it considering that I haven't done any portrait things like that before.

There's something odd about the middle girl's eyes; not sure whether it's about size, or shape, or positioning, though.

EDIT: Thanks, I keep putting them the wrong way round.

edited 19th Dec '12 4:46:13 AM by LoniJay

@Loni Jay: It is [[link text]] when you want to link to another site. Like this.

edited 18th Dec '12 3:33:42 PM by Tidal_Wave_17

Your faces have improved, the expressions look far more natural than some other stuff of yours I've seen. The pupil-less eyes look kinda weird though.

And after several weeks of doing very little, I have drawn something new. GO GO POWER FOUNDERS!

My God, it's like Zero Punctuation if it were a comic about history!

Is this character's torso too twisted? I chose the pose to make her look agile.

It's very Escher girl's-y, and not physically possible, so yes.

I spy B&B.

It's a little better if you pass it off as based on Egyptian art rather than photorealism.

@Talby: Thanks. Every time I added pupils, though, it turned them into dead-eyed monster or derpy faces. I can't figure out why. Eventually I just gave up on the pupils.

@Jabrosky: Yes, it is far too twisted.

I think it might be because you keep splitting the spine into two parts - a lower part that's attached to the hips, and is at a more horizontal angle, and an upper part that is attached to the ribs and is vertical. They meet at a sharp angle - and in that pic, they're not even connected to each other. See?◊ And your previous picture.◊

It might help to trace a line where the spine would go in your early stages - if your line breaks or bends at a dramatic angle, it's a broken spine position.

edited 19th Dec '12 10:01:08 PM by LoniJay

Try doing the pose yourself. I can approximate it, but it's rather uncomfortable.