i see her as a pale 5 foot tall slender figure with long flowing perfectly kempt black hair, worn in a long braid or ponytail, or just loose, green eyes and tapered pointed ears, though the ears aren't as long as those of most elves, clad in cotton robes of lighter weight, usually blue, black, or grape, with long puffy sleeves, as well as a matching scarf, and padded boots, underneath her robe is a twighlight dusk mithral chain ring shirt that fits like a short loose dress, the padded boots if you feel upward reveal pants of the one color up on the list from the robe, black for blue, grape for black, and blue for grape.
Obviously Deviantart has copyright stuff, but as long as you give credit online or don't sell your printout offline, you're good to go.
i lay an elf sorcerer
Good times.
The best character sketch I ever did was a tracing. I posed for a photo and then traced over it, exaggerating the muscles slightly, softening certain facial features, sharpening the ears and omitting the hair. Guessing the location of your own scalp is a strange sensation.
Lemme see if I can't find it...
The portrait never really mattered as it was only for the player of the character, unless you were using a boxed set or module that included premade characters that had cards, or actual fold-up models to use.
I majored in art in college - it's nice to use my degree for something.
There's a ton of portraits that come with the game if you have it, and you can download more from the site, without even needing to own the game.
I've found pics of Brad Pitt from the movie Troy done up as a water genasi, and images cropped from the covers of fantasy novels...
Also, although it's somewhat limited, google Hero Machine and you can build your own picture by mixing and matching different elements such as armor and weapons.
Drawing for everyone as a DM also helps me get an idea of what they have in mind for their characters.
I have had fun checking out some of these websites as well. That hero maker thingie is pretty neat actually. I was getting a huge kick out of messing with it. That's a fun way to blow a few hours even if you don't have characters to make!
Generally I troll through DeviantArt or Elfwood, ( http://www.elfwood.com/elfwood.pike ) to find images I think are nice.
I've used them in the past as visual aids for players, as well as for PC portraits of my character.
As Players, you can surf it to find a portrait for your character sheet, or find interesting-looking characters as PC inspirations.
As Dungeon Masters, you can do the same. Since there are literally hundreds of portraits, you can use the galleries to find a picture for just about every NPC you have to describe. You don't have to always show a picture to your players, but having a picture handy will help you decide what to describe about the NPC when the PCcs encounter them.
Everything is free to view, you're not charged anything or sold anything.
Please have a look! -- http://www.fantasy-art-and-portraits.com
(Please remember that the site is new and still under construction. Best to start with the Heroes of Might and Magic V area; if you are looking for "mundane" NPC type portraits, try the Tradewinds area.)
DeviantArt is a must.
Storns Art for tha' swipin'
D&D Books
PC Portraits online
Pathfinder series (I subscribe to it anyway, so I might as well use all that beautiful artwork)
D&D Insider - in theory, anyway. Haven't found any pictures there that I've actually used, but one or two that I've considered using.
I get a lot of my character portraits from here although it takes a while to get through the 4500+ images.
Grail_Quest, the Heroes V section is very impressive (I'm not keen on 3D images, and Tradewinds's lack of european faces isn't helpful :P). Have you thought of doing something similar with hero portraits from Heroes III ?
Hi Snake!
Thank you for your feedback! :D I don't have Heroes III at the moment, and it's not sold anywhere nowadays. I might have to Torrent it as a last resort... but yes, I did want to at some point add those portraits. Have to get the game, OR those portraits, somehow first.
Cheers,
GQ
Hi Everyone!
Since the last time I posted about Fantasy Art and Portraits, a section on Tradewinds 2 has been added!
Tradewinds 2 is good for classic pirate pictures and 1700's Caribbean characters. Most of the characters are "non-heroic" looking, so these are probably best used for NPCs you need to describe or when your PC dons a disguise to go incognito.
As a reminder: All images are copyrighted by their respective owners (DUH!). This screenshot is for private non-commercial use only (like, don't use it as the book cover of your magnum opus). They are screenshots from a game taken to introduce you to their art.
Enjoy!
1. Round Head overlapping a rectangle body (oval for female)
2. Arms and legs just lines (though later I added blocky armor over them)
3. Ovals for eyes, no nose, semi-circle or triangle for ears.
The key sources of uniqueness are the hairstyle and body armor.
The piccies are kind of small, but I don't think they'd look any better if they were much bigger anyway, considering the game's (dated by today's standards) graphics.
Anyway, it's a great site if you're a fan of the series.
Great job on the site, I've got it bookmarked
The issue with drawing your own characters, is that the differences in art skills and even drawing style result in 4-5 pictures that yolu just woudn't really put next to each other - and I might just be overly ****, but that kind of bugs me (beyond the inital 10 minutes of excitement whilst everyone's drawing). Have you seen drawn together? That looks weird; and whilst it works for the show, it wouldn't help RPG immersion at all.
Hi Everyone!
Since the last time I posted about Fantasy Art and Portraits, a section on Heroes of Might and Magic III has been added!
Heroes III has art similar to Heroes V, except it has more races and is more fanciful. A less focussed, but wider and more "creative" source of portraits. Has some lizardmen, gnolls, green-skinned "goblins", and blue-skinned "genies".
As a reminder: All images are copyrighted by their respective owners (DUH!). This screenshot is for private non-commercial use only (like, don't use it as the book cover of your magnum opus). They are screenshots from a game taken to introduce you to their art.
Enjoy!
Hi Everyone!
Since the last time I posted about Fantasy Art and Portraits, a section on Dungeon Siege 2 has been added!
Dungeon Siege 2 has a "generic fantasy" look. You will, however, either like it or hate it. The art direction seems specific to the game world, and certainly doesn't focus on showing a lot of skin...
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Enjoy!
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Since the last time I posted about Fantasy Art and Portraits, a section on Puzzle Quest has been added!
Puzzle Quest has a suite of fantasy staples. While it is a small art set, it has a "generic anime" look and can easily be supplemented with art from such series as Record of Lodoss War.
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Enjoy!
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Since the last time I posted about Fantasy Art and Portraits, a section on Tradewinds: Caravans has been added!
Culturally, the art spans China to the Middle East, with the occasional portrait decidedly Caucasian, probably as a nod to European traders who had penetrated the region during the time period encompassed by the game. There is also a "romanticized" lens applied: Even supposed bums will be in clean, colourful clothes.
As a reminder: This art is for private non-commercial use only. They are screenshots from a game taken to introduce you to their art, and therefore probably copyrighted up the wazoo.
Enjoy!
I'm planning to put together a bunch of tokens for tracking combat in D&D rather than investing the time and money involved in painting up lots of miniatures.
Does anyone know a good source of graphics that can represent various D&D monsters and which are distinguishable at 22mm square?
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Since the last time I posted about Fantasy Art and Portraits, a section on SpellForce has been added!
SpellForce has an intriguing look that taps into fantasy stereotypes, yet has novel elements sprinkled throughout, like the use of masks, and interesting support units such as the orc drummer.
The galleries have quite a few pictures, but are still essentially under construction, and more pictures will be added now and again.
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Enjoy!
I can't believe nobody has mentioned the What do YOU think MY character looks like? thread! We take character portrait requests for Crie'sakes!
That's because things get lost in cyberspace all too quickly. And when people promote it, it's called spamming.
Thanks for bumping it!
That's because things get lost in cyberspace all too quickly. And when people promote it, it's called spamming.
Thanks for bumping it!
The thread in question is already stickied. There is no reason for it to "get lost in cyberspace."
The thread in question is already stickied. There is no reason for it to "get lost in cyberspace."
It's stickied, yes, on a different forum.
Specifically, I’m looking for a good representation of my spear-wielding black human warrior.
http://www.jasonmkerr.com
http://thewog.deviantart.com
Cheers :D
I’m having a difficult time finding good art for black fantasy characters. Can anyone recommend some sites or subsections of sites?
Specifically, I’m looking for a good representation of my spear-wielding black human warrior.
(1)
Try http://community.imaginefx.com/fxpose/mshindo__kuumba_is_portfolio/default.aspx, http://www.mshindoiart.com/coppermine/, or the artist "Mshindo Kuumba"
Small portfolio, but "Dynamo Azan" looks promising.
(2) D&D Art Gallery, Arms and Equipment Guide, "Mercenary Types" has one black spearwielder
(3) I can also hack something up with Titan Quest, but the shape of the face is wrong (roughly Mediterranean caucasian, rather than African).
Cheers!
Grail Quest
http://www.fantasy-art-and-portraits.com
(1)
Try http://community.imaginefx.com/fxpose/mshindo__kuumba_is_portfolio/default.aspx, http://www.mshindoiart.com/coppermine/, or the artist "Mshindo Kuumba"
Small portfolio, but "Dynamo Azan" looks promising.
(2) D&D Art Gallery, Arms and Equipment Guide, "Mercenary Types" has one black spearwielder
(3) I can also hack something up with Titan Quest, but the shape of the face is wrong (roughly Mediterranean caucasian, rather than African).
Cheers!
Grail Quest
http://www.fantasy-art-and-portraits.com
Thanks for the suggestions, though unfortunately I didn't find what I was looking for in the above sources. It would be very interesting to see your suggested representation via Titan Quest.
To expand a little, the character is a black male wearing scale armor and wielding spear, with long hair in braids/dreads tied up behind him.
I thought this picture was quite inspiring (suggested on another thread), though I didn't intend him to have face-painting and a predominantly shaved head.
...It would be very interesting to see your suggested representation via Titan Quest.
To expand a little, the character is a black male wearing scale armor and wielding spear, with long hair in braids/dreads tied up behind him.
Hi! I threw together something using a skin mod and some basic gear.
One of the big problems with Titan Quest is that the basic model is very inflexible. There's a lot done with skinning, but essentially the head, hairstyles, face, etcetera are limited to two choices: Male and Female.
They are also hard to pose in-game due to the camera angle, and there isn't much "heroic" fidgeting in the character selection screen.
What TQ is really good for is pseudo-Grecian/Roman gear and their collection of special unique items and sets. All very beautifully detailed. (And for a computer, game I don't really blame them for not having a lot of models because all that gear covers it up anyway.)
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2: I have borrowed from various sources on the web. I like, in particular, non recognizable artwork from the semi-pro and amateur community on deviantart.com (not actually deviant) Though my current 4E character I am using a famous John Singer Sargent http://jssgallery.org/Paintings/A_Bedouin_Arab.htm
3: I have made characters in DDO (Dungeons and Dragons Online) and used a screen-shot
4: I have found a mini I really like, and changed used that as my guide for what to draw or find
Just wondering where portraits for characters are most commonly gotten: Do you draw it yourself? Do you care if you have a picture on your character sheet? Do you just default to the miniature being used?
I find art archives for the Suikoden Series to have an interesting, anime inspired look to them, that and there are 540 different Characters spread across 5 games, each with a portrait, to choose from. It has a unique East/West mix in design aesthetic that is quite interesting.
Hmm... I googled it and it does look interesting. Will have to take a much closer look. Which Suikoden gallery is the best you've come across?
Hmm... I googled it and it does look interesting. Will have to take a much closer look. Which Suikoden gallery is the best you've come across?
not to chime in late on this, but I'd lean toward Suikoden 3 or 2.
Also Hyung Tae Kim is a pretty famous fantasy character designer artist who uses a splash of Korean Culture/Anime/Manga/Western to his works.
you can view his works here
http://hyung-taekim.org/gallery/
I suggest looking through the War of Genesis 3 stuff first, some of my favorites are there.
not to chime in late on this, but I'd lean toward Suikoden 3 or 2.
Also Hyung Tae Kim is a pretty famous fantasy character designer artist who uses a splash of Korean Culture/Anime/Manga/Western to his works.
you can view his works here
http://hyung-taekim.org/gallery/
I suggest looking through the War of Genesis 3 stuff first, some of my favorites are there.
Thanks for the link! I've bookmarked it for reference.
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They were mildly changed into this in Heroes 4:
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Hi Everyone!
A gallery of Heroes of Might and Magic IV portraits has been added to Fantasy Art and Portraits.
Heroes IV portraits include heroes from Heroes III as well as many new characters. The art is redone and sharpened, and if you had a favourite hero from Heroes III, you will probably find them in Heroes IV as well.
Lizardmen are no more. Of some curiosity are orcs that look like warthogs or water buffalo. Also, the use of caps are extensive and (maybe due to portrait size constraints) there's nary a pointy wizard cap to be found.
Enjoy!
Ever since Tolkien (was there fantasy before Tolkien?), orcs have been a mainstay of fantasy as a generic and conveniently not-human-enough adversary. Their biology has been variously cast as fallen elves, pig-men, and even a fungal lifeform that sprouts from spores (WH40K).
Today's fantasy art showcases Orcs from Heroes of Might and Magic, where they are cast as backward and exploited half-human half-demon barbarians, with a basic sense of honour and spirituality. The half-human and unpredictable demon angle lets them be mirrored strongly off the Heroes 5 demon units, and yet retain a lot of variation and individuality. On the surface, the wide variation may seem to make the overall Stronghold faction a mishmash, but I think if you compare them with demons' Inferno faction, you'll see a "method to the madness".
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Today's fantasy art showcases some of the remarkable screenshots from the virtual world, Second Life; in particular, the work of artist Kim Dench.
Second Life picture quality varies a lot, as you will see if you go on Flickr and do a search for "Second Life" or "sl". The best ones, however, try to pay attention to common anomalies of 3D art, such as having body parts inside objects when they shouldn't be.
And after a screenshot is taken, some editing can be applied to really show off a picture. Click on these pictures to see the artist's commentary.
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The Reaper miniatures website has a lot of cool black and white drawings of most races and classes. Do a search via the figure finder option, for example "elf female assassin", should give you a figure called Delladrin, click on her to see the drawing ... Although most of the miniatures pictured do not have an associated black and white drawing, the ones that do are pure awesomesauce!!
Thanks for the link! Are the base sizes correct/compatible with D&D Miniatures?
Today's fantasy art showcases that old hack 'n slash game, Dungeon Siege II.
As a resource for fantasy art and portraits, Dungeon Siege 2 offers a "generic fantasy" look with interesting variety, with the result that the tradeoff between aesthetics and design was questionable. Some pieces have a more general appeal, while others rate as plain or even ugly. They have a practical place for the citizens of the game world, and do seem to follow a certain artistic vision, but you'll either like it or hate it.
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She does pictures for $10 for everyone but me!
She does pictures for $10 for everyone but me!
One interesting approach is to create your character in the Sims 2, if you have it.
Hmm... I'll have to look into that. But it seems (on Flickr, anyway) everyone's into doing it in Second Life.
Send me screenshots if you've got it for Sims2.
Last week's fantasy art showcase presented the fantasy art of Dungeon Siege 2. Today's showcase presents the "cutesy-fying" mod for Dungeon Siege 2 -- Cat Mansion. Essentially, the human, elf, and dryad models were replaced by anime kids. All helmets were removed, but otherwise the arms and armour remained largely the same, though squashed down to fit the smaller model.
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Conceptart.org is also a great source, for both finding art and improving ones own skill at drawing. They have some amazing artist on it, including many concept artist who work for movies, television shows, video-games, book covers, etc.
Nice link! Thanks! I'm always looking for awesome fantasy art sites to showcase on my blog.
Thats where I find 90% of my portraits and other graphics.
Some I draw myself.
If you want something that has a more animated look, my friend Here does commissions.
Looks like he only does cartoon-style/comic-book-style (?)
Will look at it more closely another time, but he may want to poke around the HERO System crowd with that sort of artwork.
Today's showcase presents the in-game models for heroes in Heroes of Might and Magic V. In general, the heroes in Heroes V are differentiated only by portraits--males and females of a particular faction use the same model. Plot critical characters like Queen Isabel, however, have their own unique models, essentially adapted from the faction model but with sufficient changes here and there to make it look fresh and different.
Here are some points of interest you may have missed at first glance:
- Barbarian: The horns on the ox point backward.
- Demon Lord: The left arm has a forearm piece that, in the in-game movies, it has been observed to emit fire or some sort of red energy.
- Necromancer: There's a cracked brass bell as part of the necromancer's equipment. Why?
- Ranger: The unicorn is war-painted.
- Runemage: The mammoth's tusks are mounted with blades.
- Wizard: The elephant has two sets of tusks.
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Looks like he only does cartoon-style/comic-book-style (?)
Will look at it more closely another time, but he may want to poke around the HERO System crowd with that sort of artwork.
Well, technically it's me that does the poking around on RPG boards, not him, so I just decided to pimp his stuff because I frequent these boards. True his style is a cartoon style, but some people like that, others don't. That's why it's good to have options. Not everyone wants photo-realistic for their characters.
Well, technically it's me that does the poking around on RPG boards, not him, so I just decided to pimp his stuff because I frequent these boards. True his style is a cartoon style, but some people like that, others don't. That's why it's good to have options. Not everyone wants photo-realistic for their characters.
Hi!
I didn't mean to diss it or say it didn't belong here! I'm sorry if it came out that way.
I meant that because it is comic-book-ish, if his stuff isn't shown to the HERO System crowd, it should be.
I apologize if it came across the wrong way.
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Hi!
I didn't mean to diss it or say it didn't belong here! I'm sorry if it came out that way.
I meant that because it is comic-book-ish, if his stuff isn't shown to the HERO System crowd, it should be.
I apologize if it came across the wrong way.
I didn't take it that way. I was just trying to say that my friend doesn't play any pen and paper RPG's so he doesn't know about the forums and that any forums I'm on I try to direct people to take a look at his work. If they like it, they like it, if they don't.. whatever. As long as people see it. So no harm, no foul.
I second the recommendation of deviant art as a good place to search for images.
Armour of the Immortal Guard
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Pop me a message and if I like your character concept and if I have the time to do it, I'll draw it for free. Yay. I'm trying to be a good samaritan here.
I draw character portraits for fun. You can check the link in my signature for my dA gallery.
Pop me a message and if I like your character concept and if I have the time to do it, I'll draw it for free. Yay. I'm trying to be a good samaritan here.
Hi Green Girl,
There's no sig! And when I clicked on your name, a blank window came up.
In case you're wondering -- No, this isn't photoshopped. This outfit actually shipped with Titan Quest
Why are fishnets so hot? Check out their appearance in Heroes V
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Hi Green Girl,
There's no sig! And when I clicked on your name, a blank window came up.
Huh, it's right there under my signature?
Anyway, here's my gallery.
Just wondering where portraits for characters are most commonly gotten: Do you draw it yourself? Do you care if you have a picture on your character sheet? Do you just default to the miniature being used?
I stole a picture off the Internet and made some changes to it in MSPaint (I have zero artistic ability).
You can definitely tell the changes I made, but overall it came out okay. It took some work to get it looking remotely decent and it's still obvious where I changed things because... Well because I suck.
None the less, it works.
I just stole one from the Internet and changed some features like the super-long ears and this stupid thing my character had on its head.
I have no idea when I started, but I wasn't done until 5:30 in the morning
Huh, it's right there under my signature?
Anyway, here's my gallery.
Thanks Green Girl! Will have a more thorough look at it soon.
BTW... "Cityscape Thingamaboo"? (^_^)
P.S. Not sure what's going on but I couldn't see your signature. Hmm...
See the full set HERE
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See the full set and human castle screenshots HERE
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While I know I'm not supposed to do commercial posts here, visit rpgimage.com in my sig below if you want me to make a character portrait. Not yet listed on the page is my new "digital only" option for making pics for only $2 for a simple, one-character image.
The hair on the first one is very nice!
Which ones are your latest? I think I've seen them all on your site before.
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I'm in the process of updating my web sites. I haven't updated Kodiak3d.com in a long time. Most of the work on there is my early stuff and I have learned A LOT since then.
Grail_Quest, I think the Succubus is the oldest, followed by the elf archer, the mage in the top pic, and the ranger at the bottom. For the ranger pic, I used a different program (Carrara) than the others (DAZ Studio). Carrara can do a lot more and I'm learning more about it.
I'm in the process of updating my web sites. I haven't updated Kodiak3d.com in a long time. Most of the work on there is my early stuff and I have learned A LOT since then.
Sounds great! Send me your site addresses! Your stuff looks promising, but the Kodiak3d site's a bit small. Are you on DeviantART?
I also draw my own. Ive done them for all the chars in our campaign. I usually search google till I find a body dtyle and pose I like, use it as a "template" of sorts (om not goos at imagining people in certain poses and gettin the anatomy correct) then elaborate and vhange the outfit, wheight if i need to, hairstyle, facial features and mood of the pic. I doo all mine in pencil and finish with colored pencil. I'll get some posted soon as i get my camera back.
Hi Aireanna,
Sounds like you do a lot of deviations.
Have you tried Renderosity or DeviantART for stock? I find Googling is quite a bit hit-and-miss if you have even half a concept in your mind and are looking for a fit.
Hope to see at least a couple of scans here soon! (^_^)
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Both models are wearing the "Assassin's Cover" ensemble. The male model is carrying the bow Suanmi. The female model wields the Stymphalian Talon and the Oath Breaker.
(Suanmi is one of the Dragon King's nine sons, fond of smoke and fire; his likeness can be seen on the legs of incense-burners.)
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Here are samples of a dwarven unit and building in SpellForce. The rest are in slideshows here.
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Here are samples of a dwarven unit and building in Heroes of Might and Magic V. The rest are in slideshows here.
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drew them myself
Link to Deviantart page http://broken-butterfly0607.deviantart.com/
Here are my 2 main chars
drew them myself
Hi!
Images aren't showing up for me. :-( I don't think an IMG tag works without an actual picture file.
Is there a direct link on your DeviantART to the picture file?
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Both models are wearing the Bone Armour ensemble and have had skins applied from the
AllSkins mod. The male model carries a pair of Kinslays, the female model is wielding a Head Hunter's Axe and carrying the Scale of the Black Dragon.
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If you mention "Thorfin" as the person who referred you, you get $5 off.
I am so totally happy with my battlerager from www.avatarart.com . They take as much info as you want to give to describe your guy, and then they go through a bunch of iterations to get him exactly right.
If you mention "Thorfin" as the person who referred you, you get $5 off.
Nice site! Have you posted the battlerager you got anywhere?
Slideshows of Elf units and buildings
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The Fantasy Art of Computer Games: Because Art Lovers shouldn't have to play games to enjoy great art.
Wednesday Art Showcase Presents - The Fantasy Art of Atlantica Online
This scene is from the login screen and shows an array of character classes from the game in two ranks on the right. Click for larger versions of this image (up to 1920x1200) at Flickr.
The official website also offers a number of wallpapers featuring beautifully illustrated characters.
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Slideshows of Orcunits and buildings
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I really enjoy to make faces for my characters with this program.
I've got this really great software named "Faces" by Biometrics. It's used by police and such to create photorealistic faces from hundreds of components.
I really enjoy to make faces for my characters with this program.
Is there a link you can post to get maybe a free trial of this software?
Thanks!
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Found these great portraits on the Playstation blog.
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You may want to check out the full Flickr set and the trailer as well.
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See slideshows of all units and buildings here.
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I am so totally happy with my battlerager from www.avatarart.com . They take as much info as you want to give to describe your guy, and then they go through a bunch of iterations to get him exactly right.
If you mention "Thorfin" as the person who referred you, you get $5 off.
What this guy said. These guys do amazing work and it is well worth the money.
I've had three different characters done and I plan to go back for more.
Of course you should mention that Nick referred you, not some guy named, "Thorfin".
Slideshows of Wizard (Academy) units and buildings
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As the only art student in my current group, I draw every player's character (who want me to), and charge a small fee of about 2-5$ depending on how detailed and extensive they want to get with it. I also draw every character I have... which is about 40 now... >.>
Do you have an online gallery with the pictures? 40 sounds like quite the collection now!
http://forums.gleemax.com/wotc_archi...x.php/t-484022
I saved the link to it, but been too busy the last 4 years to try it out yet. lol