Jennifer A. Reuterさんのイラストまとめ

"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.

Another logo for another cool game! @bossbattlegame is a 3 vs 1 board game about kicking boss monsters' (or heros') butts! If card-based combat frenzy is your jam, then please consider supporting:

https://t.co/1qtZtaNW7Q

Some do the tango, others do the rumba, and these two? They're doing the moppa.

Can we wipe the floor clean with our Kickstarter? Our organisers (@SidStones & @mamathzilla) should also get remunerated for their hard work~

https://t.co/HtVbOxMKxS

#kickstarter #comics #romance

I got myself a new phone lately, and it's one of those samsung notes (a refurbished one, but still)!! So of course I used Emil as a scribble test.

I'm surprised how good Autodesk's sketch actually is?

My friend @ArcusofBrambles challenged me to draw in different styles using my character Delilah. One is the game 'Griftlands' and the other the cartoon 'The Midnight Gospel' (haven't played or watched either yet).

OBVIOUSLY the first is more my jam haha

@klei @MidnightGospel

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