Today I had to draw monsters for the game, but this astronomer was the only thing that I was able to come up with. However I think that it turned out rather cool ;p. The monsters can wait a bit more anyway.
GI: I admire your tactics towards Vik - I mean getting him drunk. The more drunk he is, the more violent he gets. The more violently he behaves, the guiltier he feels afterwards! So this time he knocked you down on the ground and next time / if you bring enough alcohol / you can even get him to rape you. I bet the guilty feeling will make him very tender after that :p
Sen: He didn’t knock me down, though he was trying to. Never mind this.
Sen: I’m just angry with myself. There are quite a few guys that are cuter than him and at the same time considerably easier to have. It is not clear why I can’t give up on this kiufte-eating moron.
Sen: … !
Sen: It occurs to me now. I am attracted precisely to kiufte-eating morons.
Sen: This is a lifetime curse.
Several new monsters. Unfortunately the colours are a bit off, thanks to my crappy scanner.
I will have to rescan a lot of things when I get my hands on a decent scanner.
Any resemblance with real people is entirely accidental and superficial, as this is actually Professor Xiks. He has the honor of being the single NPC that is planned to take part in the game.
The funky white outfit and a strange habit of repeatedly saying “semicolon” are his obvious trademakrs. His part in the overall plot, however, remains a mystery.
It may seem otherwise, but the development of my game continues, though admittedly in a mega-slow pace. Here are a few character concepts I did yesterday and I should post a few more in the near future.
In recent weeks my primary activity is drawing skulls. Many skulls. That is why, driven by the desire to enrich my daily routine, I’ve decided to do a 3d model. I have the intention to model all bones in the human body, gradually building up a whole skeleton. Then I will give him red eyes and and a sword :)
Here is a link to the model itself - sennin_skull.max
There’s some clean-up here, especially on the red guy.
This photo-blog is a recent discovery, I would like to share.
“From the teeming metropolises of the east coast to the rural villages of the interior to the lofty Tibetan plateau, New York City based photographer Dan Eckstein traveled 10,000km over the course of eight weeks to document this rapidly changing country.”
