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Eh, why not?

Water-colored on plain sketching paper, taken with my phone.

Oh, so THAT'S what your avatar is. I like it.

After many attempts at drawing a girl with long hair, I finally settled with this one...

Thanks!

That girl has a lot of hair. But I like it.

http://s1182.photobucket.com/albums/x44 ... 4-orig.jpg

I'm providing the link this time, seeing as it would get distorted on this website.

Concept art for a computer game mod I plan to make this summer

More concept art for my mod, which is for the free real-time strategy game Glest.

I've bought a graphics tablet and I'm teaching myself to use it. Here are some of my first attempts

Tank Girl


Doctor Octopus


and, erm, Dumbo and his mum


Hope you like them.

I did this in Paint, but at least it's detailed...

That pic of Tank Girl is amazing! I-love-it!!

Part of a WIP I'm hoping to finish.

I don't know if this counts as art, but...

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A map of Earth's biomes 100,000 years from the modern era. It's a post-apocalyptic world which has endured another asteroid-induced mass extinction which wiped out most of the planet's larger animals. Although humans survived due to their ingenuity, their civilizations were obliterated, leaving them to start all over again. A few millennia later, an abnormal fluctuation in the space/time continuum dropped lifeforms from throughout Earth's prehistory into the recovering ecosystem, and they have thrived ever since. As a general rule, the temperate and polar latitudes are dominated by mammals and the tropical regions by sauropsids (birds and reptiles).

The major climatic trend in the last 100,000 years has been increasing global temperatures and precipitation; in other words, Earth has a warmer and wetter climate than before. The world's jungles and savannas have expanded into higher latitudes while the equatorial regions have become overgrown swamps. There are no more permanent ice caps.

These climate changes have also impacted human evolution, especially the distribution of different ethnic groups. As one example, the greening of the Sahara and Middle East has allowed sub-Saharan African people to migrate northward and dominate these areas, with the olive-skinned Middle Eastern and North African types being pushed away into southern Europe.

I haven't decided on what technological level the world's peoples will be yet, but right now I'm leaning towards Neolithic.

Map Source: http://www.unc.edu/awmc/awmcmap48.html

The WIP has now been finished (and is therefore not a WIP anymore)!

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