A fun logo. I was going for a skull-thing at the time but looking at it now it looks very Zerg-like. Wasn’t my intention, but still kickass. Again, shading in ink is as fun as it is frustrating. Thats all for now, I’ll put my drawings up as I finish em.

I loved shading this guy. I hadn’t crosshatched in forever. My pen unfortunately gave me a hard time and was dying on me. But I don’t think its too noticable.

He’s some sort of crab-lizard person thing, and he phase-shifts pieces of himself out of this dimension. Lets him ghost shit.

No, I dont really have 202 monsters floating around in my head waiting to be drawn. I just assign them numbers at near random from 100-500. There’s a rough story about the temples they guard and whatnot.

There’s SUPPOSE to be lightning arching around the tip of her javelin from her hand, but I can’t draw lightning. Not any lightning I think doesn’t look like shit. So her expression makes no sense, but I like the picture anyway. The belts were fun to draw even if they’re fucking improbably as all hell.

My scanner took a SHIT all over this picture and I spent more time then I’d care to admit cleaning it up. Probably going to have to rescan her or remake her completely digital. Woe @ non inked drawings

A mechanical death-doll thing. I really need to color it to make her look doll like tho. Her name is Kaletta, she’s a guardian. I draw lots of wierd guardians.

Another oldie. I need to color him.

This started out as a praying mantis. It ended up being an abomination of a hydralisk with a mantis head. I need to redo his face to that of an actual hydralisk and submit him as fan art, after coloring him a million different shades of brown that is. His name is Kelnor.

Another OLD one. I drew this like 5 years ago after leveling an undead rogue to 20 after my hunter had capped. Zombiness=win

FUCKING CYBORG ZAMBIES

This is the oldest drawing I have, I did it when i was 10 or 11 and at that phase I was very good at shading, so I did the outlines in pen and then filled it in with pencil. It’s a style I still like the look of.

Probably my favorite picture and one of the coolest concepts ever. Oblivion, as his name suggests dissolves into nothing piece by piece and bit by bit. His entire body is modular, able to sustain itself on its own in groups of just a few hundred cells. And he can slip those tiny pieces of himself through the fabric of reality, and teleport himself piece by piece independently. Like right into your brain, from across the galaxy.