Bounty Hunter

Alright internet. I've been working on this one on and off since early October, and progress has been painfully slow. I started typing that it's not at all my fault, but it is entirely my fault, for my ambition got the better of my CPU and lack of RAM. This picture is roughly the size of  Mare Tranquillitatis, so every time I saved (which is frequent) it took longer and longer to do. The final save I just did then took about four minutes.
Yeah.
I need to build a new PC.

This is one of the many pictures I think of while falling asleep, then instantly wake up because of how excited I am about the idea. The woman you see here is a SPACE BOUNTY HUNTER. What's that you say? Is there anything more badass? No. No there is not. Concerning her robot-arm, I'd just like to say that I had the idea for this long before I ever heard of the mechromancer update.

Back to my overly ambitious (for my current rig) plan. So the full resolution of this picture is 8268 x 11520. In theory that doesn't sound like too much, but when you factor in a billion layers and layer effects the size takes its toll. Here's an example of how big it is (and even this isn't at 100%).

Large and pointing. Also, check out that dude's rad moustache.

My hand was forced

Really. They made me do it.
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Walter White Waits

Today I wanted to try drawing like Sam Bosma. That is not at all what happened.

So I just stuck with what I know, and it turned out pretty well. I've had this picture in mind for a few months, and had a super rough sketch of it from way back then, but the two look almost nothing alike now.

EDIT: A few people have been buying prints over the past week and I feel I should point out that anybody can do that. It's a pretty unofficial, un-automated process at this point, so if you're interested just send me a tweet or an email.
@ScottWearsPants
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Medusozoa Blues

After putting what I think is far too much attempted detail into yesterday's picture and almost ruining it in the process, today I whipped up something from a sketch earlier in the week which is incredibly minimal by comparison.

Ahhhhh... Minimal.
One of the benefits of this style is that it allows the viewer to interpret it in a larger variety of ways. A lot of drawings are better when people make up their own story to go with it.
Alright. Drawing finished. Time to put pants on.

Once Upon a Crustacean in the West

There's something about ocean life just chilling out on land that I really like.

This picture could have many names; 'Bone Star', 'John Marrowman', 'The Good, The Crab, and the Skinless', 'A Clawfull of Dollars', and there are probably some crab puns I'm too tired to think of.
I'm not convinced it's good (as I don't like the shadows) but I am incredibly sick of looking at it so I declare it finished.

Ribbongirl

I could probably come up with a better name, but I couldn't come up with a better background. Random ribbon-type things it is!

Improvements all around, and now with 50% less left feet!

Ribbongirl WIP

I'm not really sure where to go with this, so instead of never finishing and posting it, here's a WIP.

Dahah, Ohh boy. I just noticed she has two left feet. I'll fix that when I get an idea of what the background needs to be.