FANTASY CHARACTERS used to be my forte in high school. I moved away from them in college since the art classes I took encouraged practice by drawing life studies. I hope that I can apply what I learned in coursework to fantasy characters- a friend of mine asked me to sketch out some characters for a high-level D&D game he wanted to run in December.
So I took a shot at the Gnome character. Having no real idea what 'Gnome' meant in D&D terms, my first attempt was a look very similar to David from the children's tv show David the Gnome, which in turn is very similar to a garden gnome. (Blame the crap quality of the picture on my camera phone since my scanner isn't hooked up yet.)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh3QQ1kfJ0kSeMrjG56kpIL_TuoMVcBTN4JwbZW5UA1W9ASKS9EFgRqlWf7a2Jm6HxqiYb3C4fF4yKvT1VVf4qQYPQzctjJlVPkMIg7m_lWb5X26957UcZioivo-ZnP7GOQF5Lm34oyxbRX/s400/photo.jpg)
Tee hee! Cute lil guy, but not what a D&D Gnome looks like. After a little more guidance from my friend, I came out with the second attempt, which is something I'll work on and color:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiFZya7Zigxd2ZKp_y9VU5dp2vue5xeyq2eqrlxvoB5JZCTpm8Nv4DfQ_hgYRg1orwWyIAHiRMp-xIbaFJx8thmg3idaaJsL3gPpDbxtiTQWMWcsIXeLrXd1p7GWy70LLQorizlb0ILv3Je/s400/photo1.jpg)
No comments:
Post a Comment