Almost a year after I uploaded my good ol'
Dwarven Iron Breaker comes this piece.
It's dwarven Engineer!
Taken from the grim world of Warhammer, which, in my opinion is the best fantasy world. Ever.
Anyways, he was damn fun to draw, as I said during this "I love Engineers. No matter what you do to them, you don't feel bad." (plus to he who can nail that quote in it's original form)
Messed up his face alot, been sewn, stiched and naield together again but it seems the eye went black.
Probably from an insane piece of machinery gone haywire
The very same explosion prolly took this guy's arm and leg aswell (yup, the right arm is a prosthetic ), seeing he's lost those too, and a part of his other arms middle-finger.
Really enjoyed drawing his armor and all the details of his craft, like that luxury dynamite and such. The Tattoos were nice too.
Warhammer is freaking awesome.
*Alot of runes on this one, he who can read Warhammer Dwarven runes can find interesting messeges
Haha.
**Runes on the right shoulder says Zhufbar, a dwarven Stronghold in the Warhammer World.
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His eyes are a bit uneven, tho.
But yeah, that wasn't intentional, I guess.
Might I suggest, though, to soften your lines a bit? I dunno, it just seems like the really hard lines make it harder to see what's going on. Or maybe a combo of both?
But it's a small detail, you've got talent! I really love the perspective on it, especially the, er, box thingy on the right (I've never played Warhammer
Nice, you liked the tattoos, they were fun to design, I even did them on a separate paper. The box thing is his shoulderpad turned into a kinda toolbox xD
Or if you mean the bag on his right, well, that's a bag