Jennifer A. Reuterさんのイラストまとめ

Now that formalities for October have been dealt with, g̴ư̵̓̍e̸ss w̷h̴̋o̷'s b̷a̷͗̍c̷̱͍̋ͅk̵͆~

Hi #gcap2020 attendees!

I'm Jennifer, a freelancing visual storyteller who draws expressive stories across illustration, storyboards and concept art. I want to move into pipeline roles for any of the above, but am happy to help with smaller projects too!

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I'm.... not sure how I drew this but I did, and I'm immensely pleased with it!

Been watching Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex lately and of course the most intelligent thought I had was... Batou has long hair, must paint down.

It's apparently #skeletember and while it seems to be intended for animation riggers... look, I need an excuse to draw and design skeletons a whole month before spook time.

Meet Erica, a regular jogger and overall cutie.

"Oh, of course I ain't up to any trouble, *Sheriff*. I'm just stoppin' over for some... fuel~" 🔪🤠

Another B&W piece completed during @ChrisOatley's illustration course! The prompt was 'mechs in the wild west' so of course I had to go for something perturbing... and Delilah.

oh no I did it again please someone s t o p m e

this time it's a queen... lattice... bug?

Troublemakers may tolerate your trickery should you cross them, but Death certainly won't. 💀🎒

One of the pieces I worked on during @ChrisOatley's course (character designs are his)! Based off a Russian fairy-tale: "The Soldier and Death".

@bossbattlegame Aaaa, the project is already over half-way through! :O
For trivia, here's some of the iteration that went into creating the logo (which you can also view here: https://t.co/JwOsklRytl)

It was fun trying to create a logo that literally embodied the 'huge looming boss' vibe haha.

My friend @SmolQuiche showed me a Final Fantasy villain who transformed mid-battle from a heavyset figure into an exaggerated pretty-boy, and I wasn't pleased with that.

So my character Silas and I teamed up to deliver the stocky angel content we sorely need.

A scene from the Wonderful Wizard of Oz book (by Lymen F. Baum), done for @ChrisOatley's online course I'm in, to measure our skill level at this point.

This scene wasn't in the movie. What do you think is going on?

Credits listed in image: @ChrisOatley, @JTown67 & @MaikeOatley