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My first picture up:



They're the commercial monsters I've shown from this thread.

I can now inflict my horrendous artwork on you all, in conjunction with my abject idiocy, aaAAAHAHAHAHAHAHA...!!! *cough*cough*

...and all the king's men couldn't put the sontaaran back together again...

Cool stuff, is the afro guy from some anime, he looks familiar?

TheMuffinKing wrote:.Cool stuff, is the afro guy from some anime, he looks familiar?

He's from this advert which I've already posted in another thread; I drew him spitting out that clawed foot that slammed into the back of the bald guy's head when he was slurping his Tango.

A sketch of a SWAT unit:



Bugger me, all this scanning in and attaching to the Email is a right fucking bastard to do!

Big Orange wrote:A sketch of a SWAT unit:

They look like robots to me for some reason.

Jesus wept, Coiler, please delete that frivolous quote box.

Anyway men or women in heavy tactical gear never look quite human with the buly body armour, helmets, goggles and balaclavas.

My interpritation of a Sardaukar warrior from the Dune saga:

My concept designs of what the US Military anti-Zombie soldiers could've looked like from World War Z:





I know the first one is crappy, but I'm getting better with the second one.

Also here is the Mysterious Stranger from The Adventures of Mark Twain:



"I can do know wrong, for I do not know what it is..."

I've got a problem with emailing certain images to PhotoBuket because it does not allow over 2.0 KB of memory...

I'm going to be a poor man's MuffinKing.

A futuristic tank from around 2030s/40s under the service of the United Eastern Economic Pact:



A Hond II infantry support tank from the Citizen Force's Armoured Corps:



A Hond III cruiser tank, a mid 1930s design that formed the backbone of the CF's Armoured Corps for many years:



A Hond III heavy tank, on hindsight a Universal Battle Tank, as classified by the opposing British Army's Royal Tank Corps, who had very close ties to the Citizen Force in the 1920s and early 1930s:

The names Bond, James Bond...



Unintentionally a cross between Dalton and Brosnan for some reason (I narrowed the face too much).

Also here is Student Baines from the popular Doctor Who two parter "Human Nature/The Family of Blood":



Here is one of Baine's Scarecrow henchbeings:

I love Satan and the Evil Eggman. You should do more surreal stuff, mang! They are awesomeng.

More Doctor Who stuff:









An Idiran warlord from Iain M. Banks' Consider Phlebas:

More of the Master:






A tank:




Experimental drawing of an athletic woman and a few faces:

Update, more World War Z related stuff:






I may go back to the Sinister Humpty Dumpty and the Flying Scotsman...

I don't get where the last one is from or what it is about.

But it's totally cool, mang!

WWZ was pretty cool. I heard they're making a movie of it.

Anyways, awesome art! I especially like the tanks, very imaginative. Keep up the excellent work!

Zixinus wrote:I don't get where the last one is from or what it is about.

It is a sketch of zombies as described in Max Brooks' World War Z, with body parts missing and clothes removed. I'm disappointed with my human soldier though, but I'm narrowing down the look I want.

TheMuffinKing wrote: Anyways, awesome art! I especially like the tanks, very imaginative. Keep up the excellent work!

I find it hard to make my Drakian Hond tanks to look 3D, but I've made my designs to be as realistic and appropiate to the era as possble (the 1920s Hond II tank has badly designed gun ergonomics like the Char B1 and M3 Lee).

Ok, here is artwork related to Tessier-Ashpool, a fictional megacorporation from William Gibson's Neuromancer novel that was really an reclusive family of technocrats rather than a conventionallly run firm.



The main corporate logo of Tessier-Ashpool, an ubiquitous emblem that can be seen everywhere on Earth and the Solar Colonies.



Freeside Oribital Resort, a Las Vegas in Earth's oribit and the stronghold of the Tessier-Ashpool clan. The secretive 'house' of Tessier-Ashpool reside in their insular Villa Straylight lair at the tip of the megastructure...



An cryogenic pod (containing Jean5 Emile-Belloq Tessier-Ashpool), one of many to perpetrate the incestious rule of the Tessier-Ashpool clan for many decades, often stored for years on end within a high-tech storage vault within the bowls of Villa Straylight (where clan members kept on ice are legally dead).

My updated take on Twain Satan:




Another piece of WWZ artwork:



Molly Millions (aka Sally Shears) from Neuromancer:

I'm baaaaack.

OK, here's some Iain M. Banks related drawings:

Some prelimary sketches based on Winter's fanfiction series, Street:





A Bolo:



Molly Millions from Neuromancer:



James Woods as Sebastian Stark:



Two Face:

Cartoon/comic book related stuff: