This scene commission was done for @belarius here on Cohost; the prompt I was given was "an impossible city." A few possibilities came to mind, like redrawing the dream-world Paris from Inception or any of the skyline shots from Cool World (say what one will about the film's quality, the background art is incredible), but then I imagined a skyscraper dangling precariously above the city, as a sword held by a horse's tail hair.

Maybe I went a bit too on-the-nose, allegorically, but this one was a ton of fun to hash out, and I got to experiment with some new tricks in FullPaint. Did you know FullPaint doesn't support layers? Did you know that, while FullPaint has Skew and Perspective tools, it doesn't have a regular Scale function? Did you know that FullPaint won't let you draw lines in anything but solid black? Those were fun to work around. 😅

As of this writing, I am still open for commissions, and if you just want to drop some change in the jar for me, you can do that here.

Super pleased with this piece, as well as with the whole commissioning process. Thanks again!

This scene commission was done for @belarius here on Cohost; the prompt I was given was "an impossible city." A few possibilities came to mind, like redrawing the dream-world Paris from Inception or any of the skyline shots from Cool World (say what one will about the film's quality, the background art is incredible), but then I imagined a skyscraper dangling precariously above the city, as a sword held by a horse's tail hair.

Maybe I went a bit too on-the-nose, allegorically, but this one was a ton of fun to hash out, and I got to experiment with some new tricks in FullPaint. Did you know FullPaint doesn't support layers? Did you know that, while FullPaint has Skew and Perspective tools, it doesn't have a regular Scale function? Did you know that FullPaint won't let you draw lines in anything but solid black? Those were fun to work around. 😅

As of this writing, I am still open for commissions, and if you just want to drop some change in the jar for me, you can do that here.

Apparently at some point between leaving the other place and joining Cohost, I got really big into drawing fan art of Universal arcade games for some reason. Well, I'm filling a niche and that's the excuse I'm sticking to.

there - 'em - in