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Thanks guys. Rtil, I will take your advice into consideration. Pointillism is fun, I've been studying scientific illustration so I've been practicing pen and ink techniques a lot. Anyway, here's some more things that are also relatively recent:

Man, I haven't been here in a while, so here's a bunch of things from the past months that you didn't ask to see:











If you could give crits that would be good as I need to be less shit at what I do.

Awesome stuff man, as I said on DA, that spook face is looking great. I'm digging those lines.

It's been a while since I updated this thread, so here's some things.

Here's a couple of studies from some skulls:





The first one is a sheep, the second is a badger. Criticism would be appreciated as usual.

METSATÖLL - Vaid Vaprust (Only Bravery)

Pretty great video as well.

I really like the third one out of those you previously posted, the design of the creature on the left is neat. Is it one of your own designs or is it from something else?

Those studies are pretty splendid, I really like the studies of the figures and the skull. Very thorough stuff.

Pokemon Colosseum - Semifinal Battle

Oh grand, nice to see you've updated again. I rather like how the body of the figure in the first one looks as though it has decayed progressively down their body.

Oh yes, indeed. Erik Satie is one of my favourite composers.

Erik Satie - "Caresse"

Ruth White [Short Circuits 1971] Gymnopédie No. 1

Ruth White's stuff is so wonderful and eerie.

I like the perspective in the first one.

Cynic - Hieroglyph

That one sounds quite interesting, I may have to check that out.

On topic:

I like that second one, the division between the composure of buildings and the waterscape works fairly well in my opinion.

Not only do I greatly envy your technical versatility, the rate at which you produce this work is also rather wonderful in my opinion. Keep it up.

I rather like the grimy textures you implimented on those. I think it compliments it the subjects well and creates quite a worn, decaying feel.

Just started re-reading this. One of my favourite short stories.

I love the atmosphere of the second one. The relatively soft colours compliment it well. The last one's pretty interesting looking as well; it vaguely reminds me of some of Boris Artzybasheff's stuff, though I'm not entirely sure why. Still, grand work here, old boy.

Twinsistermoon - Prisms

Wonderful.