Wow, mega cool. I thought that was a regular photo at first! Like what you did with her flashing all around, it was hard to tell what those blurs were at first and then I'm like, "oh, it's her all over the place!" hahahaha

Bumped for great justice! Still about a couple of weeks to participate!

Bumping for great(er) justice?

Maybe this will help.

Sorry if I misinterpreted your avatar (or just did it horrible injustice).

HAHAHA!!!! You are so funny man!!

I'm not an artist, but this guy is a good friend of mine and is an amazing artist and animator. You should ask him.

http://zerosnakemedia.webs.com/

Well, I asked him to do some concept art for me not too long ago, and he did some pretty amazing stuff. You could always ask him. He's also on facebook and has an artist page.

I can definately make you nice looking stuff, PM me if you have specific request. I'm very talented when it comes to making really pretty looking ugly stuff (trolls for instance) but very bad at drawing good looking female/male characters.

My entry for Warrior and for Ranger. Got them done while the machine I work with had technical dificulties so while the technician figured out how to fix it, I had the time to doodle. Will try to get maybe two more during the weekend.

Those are actually pretty badass!

Love it!

Nice work !! Any chance you might add some color ? . . . =)

Thanks! Color takes me much longer than drawing, I don't enjoy it as much and never felt I'm that good at it, so I'm leaving them grayscale. If anyone else feels up to it though, I've got a 300 dpi version of each. These are 100 dpi and compressed for web use.

You have a great talent for drawing IMHO.

I would suggest you combine that talent with a little Photoshop magic (or any image program probably) and use a hard edge brush set to color mode to add color to your work with little effort. The attached image took about 15 minutes to color (hope you don't mind, just wanted to provide an example of the method.)

Color mode lets you paint an area with just the pixel color being changed leaving the artwork untouched for the most part. If you make a mistake just repaint in the color you messed up. It's a lot like coloring inside the lines. White areas don't pick up an color.

The color mode mostly allows for lighter colors but I use the overlay mode at a reduced flow to get darker colors. (Overlay at a reduced flow also adds some color to the white / pixel free areas as well)

Again, great work . . . =)