More Dungeon Majesty Goodness

Mystika, the Cleric/Necromancer

Shakuntala, the Druid

LaTiza, the Sorceress

Devastina, the Barbarian

The Dungeon Majesty girls, done in the style of Larry Elmore. Ink on bristol, 2007.

Dungeon Majesty - Part 2

So, it was Spring 2007, and I was having the worst few months of my life.  I mean, I had a great job doing sketches for a small furniture design studio in San Juan Capistrano (which unfortunately left me a creative desert after what were often very long hours).  My wife and I had recently been inflicted with a profound loss to our little family, and I needed to feel sane again - inspired again.  I toyed with World of Warcraft for a few months, playing around with local pals, doing the repetitive quests over and over... but it was the huge time sink I knew it would be.  Then, one day, I find a story on Boing Boing on these kids who had put together a cable access D&D show in order to stave off the same doldrums.  I was in.

Dungeon Majesty: Part 1

Happy Holidays, everyone!  So, after taking an 18-months sabbatical from this blog, I have returned.  Very little going on in Cleveland-town, so I thought I'd post a series of little images I created as a tribute to a gorgeous piece of ephemera - fanart for a piece of pop-art web history, Dungeon Majesty.

The Multinauts

The Elmore-ish drawings of the Dungeon Majesty girls seemed to have reached their eyes, because last May I was commissioned by the Telefantasy Studios crew to draw some of the characters from their show The Multinauts. It's Tom Baker's Doctor Who meets Elric meets Cyberpunk. Meat and drink to a guy like me.

I tried to channel some Alex Toth into these sketches, but, course, his powers continue to elude me.

Dungeon Master

Experimenting with Painter X here: just trying to see what works for me, what doesn't. The subject is Riley Swift, the Dungeon Master from tv's "Dungeon Majesty". Seemed fitting to put him in an homage to the old DM's Guide. My signature reads "apologies to Jeff Easley".