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Wednesday, October 13, 2021

More Forlorn Knights - Darksome Arising artwork

 More illustration featuring characters and moments of my personal project Forlorn Knights - Darksome Arising.







A new stack of drawings

 Partially, these illustrations have already been uploaded, though I want to portray them in a new post too. Enjoy!






Sunday, May 27, 2012

Hero Versus Villain

Dardracon (person in front) is fighting his villain "Firegold".

Firegold says in this scene:
"Now look at you, so weak... I crushed your helmet, you little jumping jack. You call yourself Dardracon? Then I will show everyone your true identity, and you won't be able to be Dardracon again."

The unmasked hero answers while standing up:
"No... you're wrong. I am always Dardracon!"

Thanks for taking your time to have a look at my images and gallery.

Tools: Wacom Intuos3 A3 + PS CS5.1

Thursday, December 15, 2011

Aeon Chronicles - Final Battle




The Knight Of Atlantis Drakoe Lander fights against the evil Gandrakko. They fight for aeons, a never ending battle between good and evil.
This image is based on a one year old drawing, I had to modify both characters a bit. I mostly worked on this one for practicing coloration. I took my time and didn't rush - I needed 3 days (and worked 5-6 hours per day on it).

In this scene, the final battle between both of my characters has started. In every end of an aeon, they fought a desperate duell against each other. At the year "5000", it will finally end in the story named "The Wanderer 2 - Knight of Oblivion". But Drakoe will learn, that neither good nor evil can be defeated completely...


I wasn't sure if I would like this image after it's done. After comparing it with my older ones, I think, I got the best result out of my one year old drawing. I started an underpainting in Triplex mode and coloured it afterwards.

I still see much I could work out, but I will keep this energy to work on a new drawing/painting. But just colouring older drawings can be a great practice as well. And, to be honest, I wanted to do this image one year ago and never got beyond the drawing-step.
After all I am glad I didn't finish it earlier, as I improved a lot compared to last year.

I will keep on practicing, more relaxed for the rest of this year, but next year I'm going to free my inner beast. I am near the key to do so....


Tools: Wacom Intuos3 A3 + PS CS5.1