Traditional games art

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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Traditional Games > Traditional games art

Hedningen: May 4, 2013; Enough sideburns to last a lifetime.

Hellbeard posted:

Thanks. It's a bit of a conflict for the design of armored fantasy characters that I have- between showing the metal armor and having cool/interesting fabric.
In the same theme here's a skeleton warrior drawing and a custom monster automaton I drew for a DM:

These are awesome and inspiring. Is it okay if I sculpt them?

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Hedningen: May 4, 2013; Enough sideburns to last a lifetime.

Cross-post from the sculpting thread:

Hedningen posted:

Lot I�m dissatisfied with on this (right arm is wonky, face is terrible, ankles need work, lots of flattening and evening needed for armor edges), but I�m trying to get back into sculpting with quick and dirty sculpts. This guy needs details and refinishing, but not bad for a day�s work and use as practice for doing armor.

Sorry that my bad sculpting isn�t up to your art! Definitely going to revisit this concept again - I like trying different things with art-inspired sculpts.

# ¿ Feb 12, 2020 01:40

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