These are the 10 D&D/fantasy characters I made for last years Gen con. I put them on a character sheet page with room for stats etc. They sold really well! Working on more for this years con in a few weeks. But time is running out and I'm super busy with work etc. Blerg!
-Vin

Halfling Rogue

A commissioned drawing of D&D character. It's actually in memory of the guy who created him. It'll be given to his brother. I had to make it kinda sorta look like the person who recently passed away. Done in regular old pencil, with some tone applied with a graphite pounce bag. Slight color stuff was just me messing with it in photoshop...

Enjoy!
-Vin

Mutate

Maybe not a giant creature but still a creature.

this is my first blog posting for the giant monsters theme.statrting to enjoy painting in photoshop.

Exotic Pet

Vinod and Jeff: Great work you guys! Both characters look awesome :)

Anyway.....
Big monsters and landscapes = comfort zone (LOL)

Hanuman

Here’s a piece I did for my website. I actually painted him on a white background. Which you can see here on my homepage:

http://www.vinodrams.com/homepage.html

I added the cloud background to make a bit more complete. I’d say it’s about 90% done. Still need to get rid of the “cut out” look and do a few more tweaks. But I’m happy with it overall! The character if anyone’s interested is “Hanuman” a major character in the Hindu myth Ramayana.

Plus I like Monkeys.

-Vin

Pirates, revisited...

Pic I messed around with at sketch night and colored up. Pencils are at my blog if you want to see them.

Miscellaneous Art from the last month

These next two paintings were done at the Seattle Workshop. Each painting took roughly an hour. I wanted to focus my time on the lectures, but it was cool to see everyone painting :).



Not related to any topic, but maybe worth a look? I had fun painted these, and they are typical of what I do outside of work :).

Dry Spell...

It's been a little quiet here lately so here's something to break that. I put this piece on my blog as well as some more info that inspired the piece. Feel free to check it out. artboymoy.blogspot.com