God Of The Sea

Hey everyone! My name is Sandro Rybak and this is my first post here. I would like to introduce myself with a painting, that I brought from 2012 into the new year and changed it as good as I possibly could do. Happy to be part of this and looking forward to see some more amazing artworks on here!

The Black Dog

One the cards I illustrated for Fantasy Flight Game's Call of Cthulhu was released last week!

Conures, Reptilian Folk and Doodlies!

Hey everyone! I'm always so inspired by all of the work on here! I've been keeping busy with getting ready for Spectrum Art Live this month as well as new projects. Here are a few things I've made recently:

I like to doodle when I drink my tea. This is just a way to warm up in the morning and to have fun doodling out fun ideas without any pressure:

If you'd like to see a few more pages you can do so on my blog: http://www.fishhookstudio.com/2012/04/doodlies/

What's fun about doodlies, is you can develop them further later! So I chose one from another page and took it to finish:

Of course, drawing real animals is always fun! Here's a sun conure:

And last but not least, here's a reptilian bloke for fun:

More updates coming soon for The Red Valley and some new projects in the pipeline! :D

Dawn

Two new images in the current issue of Imagine FX Magazine.

Nature's Savage Splendour

Hey guys! Long time no post, this community has grown so large and is quite intimadiating actually. Here are some of my latest works hope you guys enjoy. I'll post some of my other works on here too once I hear that my NDA's are lifted, hopefully soon.

I'm also going to open some cheap sketch commissions to get me my own moleskin sketchbook(irony?), so if you're interested note or email me at: chunloart@gmail.com

More of my work, as well as processes, and brushes on my blog: http://chunlo.blogspot.com/

Visit my Facebook Fanpage: https://www.facebook.com/chunloillustrations

Thunder Lizards

It's been a while, crazy busy at work, blah,blah,blah... ;)
I did a series of dinosaur vignettes for a local museum.  Here's a few, there's more on my site.
Each one corresponds to a life-sized exhibit model.  You can see the models on the museum's site.

BTW - They have similar poses because they all had to fit within a circular design for exhibit signage.