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"Make it less square" isn't really an option, since the attack it's used for needs a square hitbox.
Drew the party for the 'wizard school' game I'm running in Pathfinder 2nd edition. We got a Sprite Fervor Witch, Wispi Winki Dwarf Spellshot Gunslinger, Rudy Snoke (focused on two pistols) Ratfolk Armor Inventor, Stump And Anandi Summoner Wugaloshka, and their Construct Eidolon Gashkalowu
[source](https://sfw.furaffinity.net/view/53482976/)
[source](https://sfw.furaffinity.net/view/55133304/)
[source](https://pb.bloat.cat/fishfud/743644414774247424/dinner-in-dungeon) / [source2](https://www.piokok.com/post/6826112434465321396356/)
[source](https://sfw.furaffinity.net/view/44950005/)
[source](https://www.furaffinity.net/view/28008303/)
[source](https://www.deviantart.com/geosaiko1267/art/deer-646716281)
now im drawing outer space
https://x.com/ArtsyMarx1st/status/1834905945333235901
https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/3462471 Too bad Leon couldn't equip the tuna you find.
https://x.com/ShanghaiEye/status/1834096830558433438
cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/3434343 > *Right click and view images in their own tab for higher res. The site makes them a bit smaller on page.* > > *** > > The art in Outlaw Star's ED is by Hicaru Tanaka who is something of a mystery on the internet - he barely exists online. > > Because of this I did sleuthing and found a few things. I wanted to put it all in one place so the next person that tries to find stuff about this dude has what I've already found. > > Who is Hicaru Tanaka? He's an illustrator from Tokyo who has apprently won the Hayakawa Award for science fiction art three times. He's been on the cover of S.F. Magazine (the most popular scifi literature magazine in Japan), and he did the art in the above ED for Outlaw Star. > > On top of that he’s also painted box art for Star Trek and Aliens but I've been unable to find these online. > > *** > > **Here is the art from the Outlaw Star ED, it has literally nothing to do with the show itself. There's probably an artist's reason that they're all specific unique colours but I won't pretend to have a clue why:** > > >           > > *** > > The following is "Tea Girl" and was used to promote a 2007 convention. It is also on the cover of this magazine: https://fanac.org/conpubs/Worldcon/Nippon%202007/Nippon%20PR%201.pdf > >  > > *** > > This last one is from an archive of his website, which apparently no longer exists online. The only archived page is here: https://archive.md/i0ywc > >  > > In case that page disappears at some point in the future (very likely), here is a screenshot of it:  > > I like his work, I like the themes he has of combining traditions with scifi. It feels very grounded and human. Ok he's also guilty of  but I don't think any scifi artists aren't guilty of that. > > This thread was a pain in the ass to make because of the rate limiting preventing me from uploading more than 6 images in an hour. > > *** > > EDIT: > > There are 3 known book covers here: > > The first is Asimov's Pebble in the Sky. The second is called "The 81st Q War". The third is "10,000 Light Years From Home". > >  >  > 
[By Levya on twitter](https://x.com/proledevil/status/1833208681640693996)
>Escher's painstaking study of the same Moorish tiling in the Alhambra, 1936, demonstrates his growing interest in tessellation. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M._C._Escher#/media/File:Escher_Alhambra_Tessellation_Sketch.jpg
[source](https://xcancel.com/cloudtrumpets/status/1821594219670011938)
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[source](https://www.furaffinity.net/view/29903087/)
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[source](https://xcancel.com/saltmalkin/status/1713704725659750522)
Art by [@Happyraccoons](https://ko-fi.com/happyraccoons)
> Jane, who is in seventh grade, seemed unfazed by her victory when reached by phone after school on Wednesday. She drew the demiclad werewolf in about an hour using a pencil case’s worth of felt-tip pens. > > “It kind of just came to me,” she said. > > She had not initially been enthusiastic when her social studies teacher told students about the contest. But inspiration struck when another teacher put on a movie during class. She said she nailed the design on her first try. > > “I didn’t want to do something that usually you think of when you think of Michigan,” she said. “I was like, ‘Why not make a wolf pulling his shirt off?’” > > Amy Hynous, Jane’s mother, added, “It’s a strong symbol, and Jane’s very passionate about art.” > > https://archive.ph/AnoVN
