Showing posts with label victorian english class. Show all posts
Showing posts with label victorian english class. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 23, 2010

Me, Myself, and Apple

I draw a lot of pictures of myself, but this one I especially like because of the look on my face while holding a sword.

I'm pretty sure some of my family think I'm incapable of drawing anything without a sword.

Balding Side View


The stylized head shape is only accentuated by the lack of hair.

Monday, February 22, 2010

Sheep Warrior Again!


That's right, it's the Sheep Warrior again, this time with more facial concepts, and a mini design for possible use in the game "Drawn to Life".

Let's not forget the weird faces below. They have their... significance too.

Little Robot Guys

This is a primo example of doodling out of pure boredom. One robot turns into 2, turns into 3, etc. And by the end they're fighting each other, and there's a ghost and a pumpkin in there.

Warforged in the Mirror

Just another sketch of my Character from DDO, complete with Halloween Hood and back to the mirror.

Bugbear Faces

One of my favorite monsters in the fantasy genre is the Bugbear. Fuzzy, huge, and they make weird sounds.

Here I was exploring the depths of Bugbear emotion.

Jack the Ripper

Drew this in my Victorian English Literature class for my presentation on Victorian Crime.

I just found it amusing that in 1888, crime spiked in almost every way except for prostitution... mostly because no one wanted Jack the Ripper to kill them.

Purple Barbarian


When I wasn't on a big Warforged spree, I had a barbarian kick for a while. I decided that I'd give this barbarian some non-stereotypical short haircut.

Sunday, February 21, 2010

Racist Warrior



Sometimes when I play games where you fight monsters, I have to chuckle at poor plot development, especially when you are required to fight monsters for no other reason outside the fact that they look weird.

What are we teaching our kids, people?

Demon Nun!

This started out as a diagram of the family relations in the book Wuthering Heights, but then someone must have said "Demon Nun" and that was pretty much the end of that page of notes.