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I want a cute pure kawaii Charlotte with a big futa cock
Juan Wood
Not sure how much more i feel like doing. The cafe I'm drawing at has shitty chairs that hurt my back
Ryder Russell
Make a cry cat art to add to my collection of crycat memes.
Logan Lewis
I'm back with a different request for space komodos. As always, there's no pressure to draw it unless you actually like the idea, since I've already gotten two fantastic deliveries several months ago by the fabulous artists Bog Roll and Flurry.
This particular lizard is fully sealed into his suit, of a design similar but not necessarily the same as the two in the reference. There is a fair amount of regional and personal variation between suits, but they're almost always made up of front-heavy, angular ceramic plates in a fairly modular formation, held together by a powered exoskeleton rig over a heavy-duty environmental suit. The helmet is a stark piece of armour, with no visor or any real features besides an array of cameras on the lower portion, slotting into the mouth of the suit's enlarged 'gorget'.
He'd be holding a heavy blade, something like a seax or a gladius in style - simple and easy to produce, something that could easily slide into weak areas on an enemy's armour or hack through exposed air lines with equal ease. For pose, I'd like him hunched forwards almost onto all fours, his blade ready to stab forwards into an unseen enemy - but if you have something better in mind, feel free to go with that.
If you want to add some decoration or flair, this lizard - like many others that were born in, or intermingle with the spacefaring human cultures - draws from a revised evolution of Hinduism, mixed in with some Australian Aboriginal and a dozen other Oceanic cultures that were absorbed and heavily doctored to fit into the space age. So, colourful paints and semi-tribal/religious/whatever else designs wouldn't go amiss here.
Thanks to anyone that likes the idea, and another thanks to the artists that have already drawn for me. If I've missed something crucial amidst my blathering, let me know, and I'll expand on whatever I missed
Nicholas Wilson
Migrating
Requesting art for an antagonist in my Pathfinder Game
He's a Half-orc whom wears a suit of half plate with a short cape made out of long raven feathers. His armour is stained and blotchy with poor metalwork and he has a helmet that looks exactly like the "crow" helmet from shadow of mordor but with a mane in the back made of, you guessed it, raven feathers, and without any lower mouth part so his savage orcy grin is visible.
He wields a longsword in his right hand and in his left is a long heavy wooden shield with iron reinforcements and an outer splayed decoration of raven feathers at the empty divit sections.
His armour is like in the picture but without the fur parts and instead of his chest being bare, it's his midriff.
Thankyou very much in advance, I'll appreciate anything I get!
Isaac Barnes
Cry cat Charlotte!
David Scott
That's a damn good looking Kobold. Do you take comissions?
