Le Morte d'Arthur

This is the first of many, The Rise and Fall of Legendary Leaders. This is the basis behind my thesis, and this is one of the main illustrations. It depicts King Arthur, after he has received the mortal blow from the black knight (Mordred, his son.) He gives the holly sword Excalibur to Sir Percival and instructs him to take the sword and throw it into the nearest body of water, and i will stop there if you haven't read it you should it good.

Done in Corel Painter X, hope you enjoy it.

Octacordian

Well this is an old pen and ink I found in my room, and decided to put it up on another sight. My sisters found it and went ape shit for it so I guess it belongs here too. And yes my brain either doesn't work right or it works in mysterious ways. good luck trying to find out which!

John Dough ZBrush

This was my first attempt at the infamous ZBrush! and I must admit I may get addicted, the a bunch of stuff wrong but since its my first piece in the program ill let it slide.

-The character is John Dough, played and created by one of my friends for a roll playing game. He is an ex-Mafia hit-man who runs a restraint, but still disposes bodies for his old gang. He is a massive hulking man who, if you cause trouble with smash you with cinder-blocks tied to logs (aka his fists, really really big man.)
-John Dough do isn't his real name, also called the Dough man by the way he would take care of his hits. (ringing there bodies until they were just a lump of human dough) fun, fun!