The Weekly Sketchbook: 050. Fantasy

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Monday, April 8, 2013

Crazy epic cyclopes!! =P

So this is kinda combining the fantasy and the number animal (if you consider a cyclopes an animal?). I'm sure you could find many, many numbers in all this guy, but his body makes one large number "8", so that's what I was goin' fer.

Fun Fact: Cyclopes can't wink, they just blink. Ooooooh, revelation. =P

Tuesday, March 19, 2013

Big Pig and Little Squaty

...that's what Matt called it when I showed it to him. I kind of thinking more along the lines of sci-fi when I drew it, but hey, fantasy works too...I guess. At least it gets me back on here.

Sunday, March 17, 2013

Gryphon

Saturday, March 16, 2013

Topic: Fantasy

Here it is. I totally didn't realize it was my turn till, like a minute ago. Enjoy!

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