I Assembled And Painted Some Skelebois. I Gave Them Oxidized Bronze Armor.

I assembled and painted some skelebois. I gave them oxidized bronze armor.

Spend the day on this title logo for the museum game. The font is made by Alexis Emmanuel Lozano and colours by me.

I redrew my Gnome Paladin from THIS POST Yes, I drew him smaller.

The last couple of weeks at KADK I have been making art directing and working with the bachelors. Here is some of the assets I have produced. We are making a game about being lost in a haunted museum D:

I felt trying my hand at designing my own pokemon. I have always had a soft spot for the grass type pokemons, so I started there. These are inspired by elephants and tapirs. Optipir: Bubbly and easily excited, Optipir can’t wait to get out and see the world. Due to their speed they can be difficult to catch. Several trainers have noted that younger Optipir often smell like newly cut grass. Optiphant: A bit more of a troublemaker than when it was younger, it seeks out mischief and pushes boundaries. If a trainer manages to make an Optiphant follow orders consistently, then they have something special on their hands. Cynitodon: After a long rebellious youth the Cynitodon reflects on it's life and is constantly reminded of it's mistakes since Cynitodons never forget. Most Cynitodons finds a way to utilize this, though. Their attack "Sage Advice" hits their opponent with some serious wisdom and the opponent must use a turn to contemplate this. They are very large and warm, but are best kept in their pokeball at night since their snoring is deafening. A good trainer will often comfort their Cynitodon.

I started making miniatures for one of the groups I'm playing D&D with. I used to make these in hand, but guess what? Doing them digital? Much easier.