Keflan Street

This is actually a piece I did a while back. Its a project I did with my teacher, done digitally in Corel Painter (11) Its a scene from the book (what I'm writing) as is the Hamlet v Bomb scene I posted a while ago. Sometime I will post the intro to the novel so you can read the description that goes with it. The Machine shop in the foreground is where the main character, Maximillien Andarre, lives. I'm really proud of this one actually. Now I'd better hurry up and post this before I fall asleep at the keyboard - its been a long day.

~Samuel8R

Mahi Mahi Practice

Okay, here is the Mahi Mahi practice i did. Like the goose, it is a copy of one of my teacher's. It isn't quite as good as we wanted it, because we couldn't get a tool for making speckles to work properly, so we had to settle for a kind of mottling effect.

Sorry this is late as well. I have been kinda sick recently so i kept forgetting to post it (trying to keep my vow of making a post every few days or so but this one slipped)

Anyway, I hope you like!
~Samuel8R

Bug-monster

A kinda-random drawing. Well, I have drawn this monster a few times, just I put him in a scene. Basic, scruffy shading on the background and on the monster itself somewhat. I also outlined it in pen, which is why the tiny little man down there doesn't have a strong outline. It's meant to be crawling out of a deep, dark pool of water, but I am considering changing it to lava in a future re-hash, then we can get some fancy under-lighting in. A friend told me it looks a LOT like a Zelda boss, but I forget which one. Any ideas? Also, does anyone have any ideas as to an official name for the monster? If I am changing it to be a lava-dweller, I am thinking something like The Great Ember-Dweller. (maybe he's some kind of Ancient God, I think) 

~Samuel

Crashing Airship

This is another of the drawings I scanned in. I tried to make it look like it was crashing (there's not a lot of advanced shading on here but enough to make it look more realistic than it would have) I tried to make the engine look like it was on fire, or at least smoking, and I'm not sure how it came out, as I had no idea how to do that with pencil. Any tips?

~Samuel