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[Ixonoclast]

Handwork. Pen and paper, pencil, ink and paint.

I have a tablet to draw directly in Photoshop, but it isn't as fun as doing the real thing.

Enjoy you guys.

Biomechanical horror with my trademark "tiny details".


My art-academical style, less monsters more design.


Old skull-warrior thing.

Edited by Ixonoclast, 19 July 2009 - 14:00.

[Dutchygamer]

I advice to remove the second one Ixo; they are quite sensitive here when it comes to politics

[Crazykenny]

Those are some nice drawing, I got to agree with Dutchy on the second one.

[Dauth]

Indeed, we have a place for politics, just ask Wizard or CommanderJB about it. Sorry Ix.

[Ixonoclast]

It wasn't meant as a political statement. It's all random sketches.

( But a critical mind is a sharp mind )

Fixed the image with another drawing.

Edited by Ixonoclast, 19 July 2009 - 14:01.

[Dauth]

I agree, the problem is that for some reason when people go on the internet their skin is suddenly microscopically thin.

[Ion Cannon!]

Love the first one, would it be possible to see a larger version?

[Sgt. Nuker]

I'm a bit lost on how the second is "political" in nature, so if those looking through politically correct eyes would please help me see why it is, I'd much appreciate it.

As for the sketches themselves I must admit top shelf artistry, more for the first than the other two, as the last appears to be a little out of proportion (but only slightly). Speaking of the last, it reminds me of a Chaos Champion from Warhammer (not WH40k).

[Dauth]

Warboss Nooka, on 19 Jul 2009, 17:56, said:

I'm a bit lost on how the second is "political" in nature, so if those looking through politically correct eyes would please help me see why it is, I'd much appreciate it.

As for the sketches themselves I must admit top shelf artistry, more for the first than the other two, as the last appears to be a little out of proportion (but only slightly). Speaking of the last, it reminds me of a Chaos Champion from Warhammer (not WH40k).

Its a different image now Nooka, the original had some art relating to the flag of the US.

[Sgt. Nuker]

Cheers Dauth. Perhaps I'll learn to log on earlier than noon my time.

To get somewhat back on track, I retract my question and substitute a critique. I do enjoy art done in the second's style. So many characters being represented on a single (well, in this case double) page, with so many different actions and meanings. To Ix I must ask the question: are you by chance influenced (even slightly) by Warhammer 40k? The reason I ask is because the sketch of a person in what seems to be blue ink bears a resemblance to a Space Marine Scout, and the 3 scene comic strip on the left makes reference to Orcs (granted, these may be Warhammer Orcs, or even Lord of the Rings style Orcs, because WH40k Orcs are spelled with a "k" instead of a "c").

[Camille]

a visual representation of breakcore

nice work, also... dutch?

[Ixonoclast]

Prey, on 19 Jul 2009, 22:39, said:

a visual representation of breakcore

nice work, also... dutch?

Thanks. And... indeed. Dutch indeed.

[General]

Ah, its good to see a weird minded person like me Weird art is weird but they are ' good ' looking, thats what matters I personally liked that biomechanical thing, not especially the anatomy but colouring is nice

Edited by Turian, 21 July 2009 - 06:53.