OC fun with Strat and Risp.
 

Risp, Strat, Dev and I were in Open Canvas and looking for something to draw (though as far as I know, Dev idled the whole time), so we turned to the D&D Adventure Hook Generator for inspiration, and got something about an evil cleric of some unholy cult that was burning villages.

Strat drew the cleric, Risp did the flat colors, and I drew the buildings and did the shading.

[img]http://foxmage.com/Pyroguy.jpg[/img]

Also, the WPE (OC replay) file if anyone is curious: http://foxmage.com/PyroCleric.wpe

I really hope he stole the beer before he set the BEERHOUSE on fire

oC is such a fun program.

I'm amazed you managed to teamwork enough to get a whole picture out of it, most full OC pictures trend to leave white space between each other's works.

Sadly, the picture also shows how limited the program is. ;-|

This picture reminds me of something...

Haha, halfway through drawing the tavern I noticed the exact same thing. I figured burning villages were generic enough that nobody would draw a parallel. Blame the random plot hook generator for the idea.

Darn you plot hooks.... *shakes fist*

hay guys more fun!
 

It occurred to me that I had forgotten how to draw over the summer, so Strat and Risp and I decided to OC it up again!

We started out with the intent of drawing a battle between fantasy cliches. We ended up with a DISCO BATTLE between your average dark elf and Samuel L. Jackson on a dragon. I guess the dragon is clawing a very small fat person. Elf by me, dragon by Strat, colors by Risp, shading by me.

[img]http://foxmage.com/Darkelf1.jpg[/img]

And here's the same thing when Risp inverted the shading layer:

[img]http://foxmage.com/Darkelf2.jpg[/img]

Not sure what happened here but it's cool too:

[img]http://foxmage.com/Darkelf3.jpg[/img]

... dang, that looks awesome. Does this work on Linux? I got Ubuntu installed and all my programs are being stupid. :( ... can't even use Flash.