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It's been a while since I had anything worth posting here. Here's something I'm working on in Photoshop.

Just hoping for any suggestions.

Thanks

http://www.wormwoodstudios.com/dropbox/feather ...

Just a few of my rather limited experiences with sculpey...

I've noticed as well that raw super sculpey does not want to stick to baked super sculpey.

I did one piece in which I baked the bulk of th ...

I'll preface my comments by saying that my artwork has been described as fairly "non-threatening", so I may not be the best-qualified to comment on this thread. Still, it is something that I've though ...

Thanks for the suggestions! Here's my attempt at revision. Still, not perfect, but I think it looks a lot better now.

http://www.wormwoodstudios.com/sealady2.jpg

Well, what do you know, that found 'im!

Thanks! That's the last time I trust the editors of Computer Graphics World! They'll rue the day they made me look a fool! RUE THE DAY!!!!

Thanks again...

An older piece, but I always kinda liked it.

http://www.wormwoodstudios.com/Warsml.jpg

The latest chapter in my ongoing struggle with Photoshop hair. I don't hate the result, but I'm not that fond of it either.

Yes, the background is a blurred-up Bryce render. I still have no luck doin ...

Very nice piece, though I have to agree I like the line art better than the shaded piece. No complaints about the spirit, and I like the robed guy. The only thing is that his arm seems a little too lo ...

I was just wondering if anyone knew what became of Erol Otis? He did a lot of art for the early Dungeons and Dragons games, and his style was a real inspiration to me as a kid.

I haven't noticed his ...

Wow! I love the characters. My only crit would be that the portion of the map in the corner is so much darker than anything else and draws attention away from the other elements.

I like the pic. It's good to know that I'm not the only one who flips through the old D&D books when I run short of ideas.

The only suggestion I would have is to tone everything towards blue. As you ...

Hello all,

I've been lurking about for a while and enjoying all the great art and advice. I finally started on something that I like enough to put up for critique. It's all kinda roughed in, but you ...