Of course the items are a bit intangible from how little there is of each, but I think it worked well.

Made the person on the left's face too small. >< And the right arm is in an awkward position. ... I'm glad these three guys are friends.

Heck if I'm happy about either one's face, but... I think I did well enough for a sketch.

It was just a random good day. So I drew a random happy me.

No matter how I slice it, this is the class I end up seeing myself being in the DnD universe.

It's always been the best part of my work, so I try not to let it get rusty.

I at least liked drawing the shirt while doing this. My stomach healed by the next day.

And name those Arcana! All of them are there...

It's highly obscure and you won't get anywhere without realizing I'm performing a combo with Mountain, Air, Water, and Ice Chi. (99% certain, anyway. Perhaps "Ice" is instead "Earth".)

This one's easier if you recognize the stats. I'm tired of Swordmasters alone getting this kind of build.

So I drew baseball! I could have done the hair and right arm better.

So I drew a Battleship reference! The sword is a tribute to Emil's in Tales of Symphonia II.

Though in the original, you shot crystals instead of arrows. (Amazing song to fight by.)

Radical Edward pose right there. I liked doing this.

Hehehe. <3 Medic.

I was feeling kinda invisible. Somehow that translated to wanting to make a black hole within my hand.

Who doesn't love making a few things up?

Probably the most detail I've done in a long, long, long time.

Thank DnD. Executioner's Axe + Cello + thickly running pen that made every line unbearably wide = mediocre picture with a neat idea.

I know the gun in the game never actually becomes so energized that it disconnects and is held together solely by the channeled energy, but I thought it was a neat enough idea.

Guess what it was to draw.

Here's my first practical application. :3

Again, thank DnD. God of War's sword, God of Protection's shield. It's too perfect to pass up!

I felt good that day. It shows. :3

A little more proper to the Gorillaz reference. And El Mañana!

His scarf never had that much detail in-game, but the style and length of it were too beautiful to pass up trying to draw. The pose, and success of making it, just add up so well together.

I love the first character I ever made. Kio Kidrik. Ask if you want the details. Until then, I'll just admire the 100% success rate on this picture.

The most detail I've ever put into a 3.5 x 1.5 inch slip of paper. I'm thoroughly pleased.

One of the perks of grocery stores? Flowers from the floral department tend not to move away. Perfect models! c:

Or, well, a spell slinging pieces of a weapon. The armor came off crappy, otherwise was fun.

Free falling! So Chris suggested I use a vanishing point to practice perspective (like I had tried with Sanctuary). Without even looking it up, I tried to do just that by name alone. Odds are I do indeed need to look up the concept of it to get it right.

Aside from the giant ball of light, I like this result.

Aside from the right arm being too thin, I like this result.

Inspired by the Brainy Cat art of TWEWY. I enjoyed trying to make as much possible from just arcs as possible, excluding the 'wizard' itself.

Because Falcon Punch is already taken. And I like Dragons more.

I'm not addicted to TWEWY.

That's a Warden and a Pseudodragon. <3 the Dota 2 reference in Lesale.

God I love this picture.

*Sigh* "... I'm tired."

The male climbs onto the bed and rests his back against the wooden backboard, slumping down in relaxation.
"But not like physically tired. I don't think I've had to deal with fatigue for a long time. No, it's more emotional than anything. Being a Genie... well, sort of, anyway, is hard."
A sudden mental image of the Robin Williams take of a genie sprouts into his mind.
"Pfft, hehe. Not quite like that, either."

"Though it's not really a terrible comparison. 'Phenomenal cosmic powers' are kind of fun."
The male presses his hands together with the glasses between them, seeming to compress too small to be right. As he spreads his hands, a few very bright lights shine out into the room, with many tiny speckles visible and a large amount of colorful orbs hovering around.
"See, I thought it'd be fun to make a universe and kind of give ours' design a middle finger. Geocentric instead of Heliocentric. It came with a few challenges, though. I needed a few stable light sources instead of just one sun in the middle to keep the center planet lit properly, and the spacing was tricky. But with three suns and three planets all capable of life, it's definitely a change of pace. The center planet, Shalln, is divided enough in technology and government due to its vast size that they're the least advanced of the three, though they're not exactly bad off. The second planet is another human planet, Pine, and far more advanced. They're almost ready to travel to Shalln and try to join the party. The third planet is the alien wildcard, dubbed Ichithon by Shalln and called Esper by Pine. Very reserved, resilient creatures that are incredibly impressive both mentally and physically, but seem averse to technology..."
He pushes his hands together again, the miniature universe seeming to disappear into nothing. As he spreads his hands, his glasses are no longer visible, seemingly gone.
"But I'm rambling. Sorry about that. My name--for now, anyway--is Ethan. Ethan Bale."