Emily Fiegenschuh -- Saturday, March 16, 2013 at 11:51 PM Hi everyone!
Here is one of my recent published pieces: a cover painting for the Pathfinder RPG Player Companion, Animal Archive.
I painted it with gouache on watercolor paper. I plan to post about the process for the painting on my blog in the near future. If you're interested, please check back at http://fabledearth.blogspot.com/
-Emily
Mikkel Frandsen -- Saturday, March 16, 2013 at 6:04 PM Great work being posted here as usual. Here is a recent render I did of my spiked Alien bust, for my upcoming showreel. Keep creating guys! 
Bradford deCaussin -- Saturday, March 16, 2013 at 12:30 PM Sorry it's been so long since posting, always inspiring to see the great work here!
There's also a color study of this guy here
Lindsey Wakefield -- Friday, March 15, 2013 at 12:01 PM Hey everyone! Here are a few more illustrations that I did for Kerberos Productions. This time I did the Liir, a highly intelligent cetacean race that communicate via the tentacles on their face. These guys have a lot of back story, but I just stuck with the basics.
Thanks for looking and I hope everyone enjoys!
Vinod Rams -- Wednesday, March 13, 2013 at 2:40 AM Interested in seeing how I go about creating a creature based on exaggerating human anatomy?
Well, head on over to 3D Total to download the latest issue of 2D Artist Magazine.
This is the first of a three part series on creature anatomy. Part one focuses on exaggerating human anatomy, part two is about blending human and animal anatomy, and finally part three deals with creating an unique creature from scratch!
I had a lot of fun with these tutorials, so I encourage you to download the issue and hopefully some of my tips will help you with your own work!
Now check out Mr. Ogre's rock hard abs!
-Vinod
Lindsey Wakefield -- Monday, March 11, 2013 at 11:53 AM Here is some more recent work that I did for Kerberos Productions. I developed scientific illustrations for their species the Morrigi, a bird-like dragon with eight appendages (one pair of arms, two pairs of legs, and one pair of wings) and a snake-like body.
Thanks for looking and I hope you all enjoy!
Furio Tedeschi -- Thursday, March 7, 2013 at 4:10 AM 11"Inch Granox Limited Edition print by Annex-Labs - very pleased on how this turned out - check out website for more info - http://www.annex-labs.com/
Later
FOo
Brynn Metheney -- Tuesday, March 5, 2013 at 1:51 PM I've got some new work that was just released. I painted a few creatures for Paizo's Pathfinder: The Snows of Summer. These were my favorites out of the bunch:
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More coming soon! :)
Christopher Burdett -- Tuesday, March 5, 2013 at 8:53 AM Back in August I had three Smaug pieces released as part of the Gen Con 2012 Battle of Lake-Town deck. That is the funny thing about production and release schedules... Months before I ever painted those Smaugs I was asked to design and illustrate Smaug for the second of two Hobbit themed expansions to the Lord of the Rings card game. Now, finally, that expansion and the first of my Smaug pieces have been released. While the Battle of Lake-Town set gave me a chance to revisit and build upon my Smaug design here is how it came out in the original two cards that I created...
Both pieces are © 2013 Fantasy Flight Games
RAWR!
Nicholas Cloister -- Monday, March 4, 2013 at 12:21 AM
Here are a few of the creatures I've made in the last months to promote my Monsters By Email subscription, which I'm happy to tell you, is now LIVE!
I have mentioned it here a couple of times before, so should you want further information, please visit the site.
And now to the art:
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/RPGcreatures
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Christopher Burdett -- Thursday, February 28, 2013 at 7:46 AM Torn Asunder, the newest expansion for the Legends of the Five Rings card game is out and I had one card in the set, the mighty Mumoku no Oni. I was asked to come up with something that could destroy an entire province and this is what I came up with, my very own Kaiju...
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