25May2013
Dungeoneering101 Challenge – Richard Pace
Had the idea as soon as I saw the monthly challenge subject, but managed to take longer to get around to it than planned. Ah, memories of Dungeons and Dragons.
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20May2013
Robot Challenge – Daniel Govar
I draw a lot of robots. I wanted to do something looser and quicker for this challenge, and have been digging this little grey tonal book I've been playing with when I go out for drinks with friends. Interestingly, When I posed the question to a bunch of artists I was drinking with at Motor Ci
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Nightmare Challenge – Daniel Govar
Getting back to these monthly challenges after being struck by a loss. I didn't want to tackle this one in particular at the time as my head just wasn't in the right place for it. Over the years I've learned sometimes it's best to say "no" to a project, or in this case, pick it up when you can giv
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Dungeoneering101 Challenge – Jeremy D. Mohler
Hey folks! Wow, how the time seems to fly these days. This last month has been incredibly busy, which put me way behind schedule on my challenge piece. But, I managed to sit down last night and spend some time on this. It's another pretty sketchy piece and as far as these little experi
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May 2013 First Friday – Big Mike Walton
My jumping off point was Botticelli's The Birth of Venus. Clearly, I covered a lot of subsequent distance. I’ve dubbed the piece, Birth of the New Queen. I started out making a number of doodles of eldritch abominations and Cthulhu sketches before landing on the final concept. It’s
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Robot Challenge – Nicolás Giacondino
Hi folks! Better late than never, as they say. This month's challenge was a tad difficult, even when it seemed tailored to my skills at drawing machinery and technology. It's the fact that I draw science fiction so often that had me wondering how could I come up with something original amidst
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Robot Challenge – Kennon James
Inventor Phineus Tubberbottom wanted a mate to play chess with so he set himself to the drawing board. After hours of brainstorming and frustratingly failed designs, Phineus was awoken by a midnight inspiration (taken in no small part to his daughter's obsession with Mr. Potato Head) and Dr. Egghat
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Robot Challenge – Meg Gandy
There is actually a sizable robot collection occupying our kitchen. And a growing collection of robot ornaments on our christmas tree. Which is to say, we like robots. I'll probably be spending most of my challenges on pure character design, because that's the most fun ever.
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Robot Challenge – Jeremy D. Mohler
I'm running a little behind this month, mostly due to the fact that my wife and I just had another little girl. She just turned a month old, already! Anyway, juggling parenthood with freelance work and teaching has left me without as much time as I generally prefer. Plus, robots are a littl
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Robot Challenge – Big Mike Walton
I started out doodling a spider inspired robot until I suddenly realized it looked an awful lot like something out of The Matrix. That got me thinking about movie robots. My mind quickly jumped from Robby the Robot to one of the most sinister movie robots of them all. "It's a robot. Ash is a go
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