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A gun from a sci-fi book I am writeing
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Lady's and gentlemen, I present to you, the Lasseter Model 7 Special Edition. Despite being 17 years in production, it is, and more then likely will continue to be regarded as one of the best designed laser handguns in the last 100 years. Designed and produced by the eccentric Outworlder clan Lasseter, at there weapons manufacturing plant in *Location unknown*, it has been Lasseters most sought after guns to date, despite only 1000 of the Special Edition every being produced. Featuring a 150 shots per power-cell, 12 power settings, 2 bore settings (1/2” and 4”), a cutting beam (rapid low power burst designed to cut through armor, walls, and other obstructions), a built in scope, range finder, and distance compensation, it is believed to strike a superb balance of features and usability. It is manufactured with a carbon fiber body and handle, and titanium barrel casing, it is durable while maintaining a wight of only 3.5 pounds when loaded with a standard power-cell.

^ Love the still-life!

Oils on 24 x 24 inch canvas. The painting is Prussian Blue monochrome.



Shot at 2012-03-07

Oils on 16 x 16 inch canvas

@grebels great work.

Beautiful! Grebels.

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Many thanks for the kind comments namste and Lyll.

I love asian women, particularly Chinese. Can't tell you why. This one is Japanese.

Oils on 8 x 8 inch canvas.




This is a full size copy of The Harvester by Bouguereau. Doing this kind of thing has taught me a lot. Just my opinion he was possibly the greatest paint techician of all time. Again just my opinion, not the greatest artist.

Awesome Grebels. Talented mofo.

Thanks for commenting Spectrum.

Nice work Sparx. Did you use a pad?

I used to do a lot with draw software. I never had a Wacom pad, so used node points. Trouble was when the file went for making film mechanicals. It would crash the linotronic. We didn't have brilliant stuff in those days.

My cat used to love laying on the old CRT monitor just like this.

My Little Pony version of my favorite movie character, the Mad Hatter from Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland:

I love the idea of differently themed My Little Ponies.