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a larger statuary carved from the mountain. Once I decided that, each composition also affects each other. I worked back n forth to make both compositions work in tandem. To circle back to my method here, the sketches are a bit like
Having a hard time deciding what all to bring to Gen Con, esp what limited edition stuff to bring. Partly because there's just a ton that's dropped out of NDA this past year! So, good problem to have, but indecision....
@jeremyteg @Charlie_L_Hall Aw, thanks, Jeremy! I guess I'll just leave a few examples of my tabletop work, shall I? 😉
This is also actually a redo of an earlier version of the piece. I think once I figure out more clearly what the denizens of this world look like, there's one more update that needs to happen for its narrative.
Day 10, sharing my art challenge! "The Road to Caldareum". Personal piece for my own world: both a literal gateway hinting at a wondrous city beyond, and a gateway to the endless possibilities I want to explore.
Day 8, sharing my art challenge (not that I needed encouragement, haha)! "Serenity Interrupted", a personal piece at least somewhat about what it's like to have my art-making flow state crashed by outside noise.
Day 8, sharing my art challenge (not that I needed encouragement, haha)! "The Garden of Solitude" a personal piece exploring where I'd want to live in the post-post-apocalyptic world.
Day 7, sharing my art challenge (not that I needed encouragement, haha)! "Slay the Spire", it's funny how one of my very first indie game commissions might remain one of my most well-known ever.
@WillDriveTrains @ArtOfWesGardner "Ascend from Avernus" one of my MTG cards from the Baldur's Gate set! It comes with its opposite, "Descent into Avernus", depicting the story arc for the city of Elturel.
@ArtOfWesGardner Congrats on 2K!
I'd love to work with/for ILM one day! Doesn't even have to be Star Wars, they work on so many great, imaginative productions.