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Frankosity posted:That does make way more sense, and then makes it pretty cool Dire sea anemone.
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Unrelated to current requests/discussion, old-timey mechs!
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Fuego Fish posted:Unrelated to current requests/discussion, old-timey mechs! The Polish-Soviet War with mecha and battle bears. 
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I suppose that calls for an obligatory mention of Keith Thompson's art for Scott Westerfeld's Leviathan trilogy.    
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Leviathan kind of let me down because it has this great potential between the setting and little details here and there, but ends up just being a typical YA travelogue adventure story. The ending comes about so abruptly and with a few loose ends that I can't help but feel like there should have been one or two more books that got cut. Ultimately I guess I'll just forever long for something more developed and mature to really fill out the whole 'dieselpunk v. biopunk World War' concept.
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Veyrall posted:And then you find out that, like a lot of those really enormous sea critters, it eats plankton filtered from seawater and also can't even close its mouth. Well, things that are equivalent to plankton size, anyhow. 
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Anyone have any depictions of magic or the supernatural being used for completely mundane tasks in a modern setting? I'm talking things like food preparation, taking out the garbage, office work, whatever. Anything you would expect a random nobody to be doing in their day-to-day life, only with some sort of magical or supernatural element.
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Murderion posted:Well, things that are equivalent to plankton size, anyhow.  Smallpox!
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WIZARD HEADS  quote:Number Appearing: 1-12
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See now that website is awesome thanks for sharing it.
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Got more art to show off: 
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That hair, That ruff, those sleeves; amazing. Although on my phone, I first mistook the sleeves as giant muscly arms, which also works well I guess.
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   djw175 posted:Does anyone have other images of absolutely massive creatures like this? I think I might do something with them in a game. 
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 The Abhorsen trilogy is a young adult fantasy series that ages immensely well and is a joy to read. Strong female protagonist too, a bit early before it became a Thing.
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Veyrall posted:
If you can find them the audio books are great, they're read by Tim Curry.
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Beardless posted:If you can find them the audio books are great, they're read by Tim Curry. The audiobook versions are absolutely wonderful, I read the books years ago but loved rereading them in audio book form a few months ago. Tim Curry does a fantastic job.
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I sketched out an undead elven priestess/necromancer that I'm playing in a 13th Age game.  
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From a few pages back, but...This is a colourized photo quote:The monk pictured in the above photo, taken in 1925, seems to be performing the dance known as Durdak Garcham, “Dance of the Lords of the Cemetery.” The dance celebrates the liberation that comes from acceptance of our impermanence. 
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I need more pictures of horizon-spanning monstrosities. Creatures of unimaginably vast size and utterly alien, enormous, yet pictured from a great distance - so far that they're practically only visible as silouettes. Stuff like these: Or pretty much every Eldrazi from MTG.
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I'd like to see some older female spellcasters who - with apologies to the present season - aren't particularly "witchy." Pathetically, all that I could find thus far: 
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Oligopsony posted:I'd like to see some older female spellcasters who - with apologies to the present season - aren't particularly "witchy." Pathetically, all that I could find thus far: This one is more hermity than witchy to me. 
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  As per usual I come bearing Wesnoth portraits.
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Wesnoth question: I seem to remember older versions having more cartoony portraits. Were those yours, too? If so, can ya post some?
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I finished a thing.
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If anyone's got any Wuxia/Chinese fantasy stuff (particularly non-cheesecakey female warriors) that would be awesome!              
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First, something more fantasy oriented Next, some things from Weapons of the Gods, both the gamebook and the mmo  
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You should totally check out the art for the new MtG block Khans of Tarkir. Some good examples here:    EDIT: Also, none cheesecake warrior lady, from the set. 
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Grand Prize Winner posted:Wesnoth question: I seem to remember older versions having more cartoony portraits. Were those yours, too? If so, can ya post some? Most of these aren't drawn by me (the Dwarves and the Drakes are the two big sets I did, plus a few singles, incidentals and campaigns here and there), the majority of the portraits are drawn by an artist called Kitty. (Her full name is in the credits, but I forget it offhand). A lot of the rest are by another great artist who goes/went by LordBob. I don't have easy online access to many of the older portraits any more, but you should be able to find them by downloading older versions of the game. The older certoony portraits were mostly deprecated but a few do still hang around in odler campaigns. Under the Burning Suns, in particular, has a bunch of the decent older-style portraits: https://github.com/wesnoth/wesnoth/tree/master/data/campaigns/Under_the_Burning_Suns/images/portraits
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djw175 posted:Does anyone have other images of absolutely massive creatures like this? I think I might do something with them in a game.  Jahbulon as depicted in From Hell
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The art continues to be the best thing about D&D Next http://christopherburdett.blogspot.com/
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Yo kidz, check out the Supersoaker™ Cyber-X 5000!!!!!!
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gently caress this, the worst of all cyberpunk realities, for not looking more like what was promised in the 80s
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Clipperton posted:If anyone's got any Wuxia/Chinese fantasy stuff (particularly non-cheesecakey female warriors) that would be awesome! 
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Khans of Tarkir is the best set. 
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Reene posted:I finished a thing. Great work, I like the coloring and imperial look of the character. I think you could make it look a little less flat by adding some perspective to the seat. Just a couple parallel lines on the arms and legs might work. But thanks for sharing your work.
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Reene posted:Khans of Tarkir is the best set. It's great art, a bit more Central Asian than Chinese but pre-Mongol Central Asia was totally badass so that's all right. Thanks everyone!
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LongDarkNight posted:The art continues to be the best thing about D&D Next I hope the background on this thing is 'Though buoyed by the relative success of creatures like the camel and platypus, the gods eventually discovered that their committee-design schemes would have tragic consequences.'
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