rabid-dog-42

To start padding a portfolio and to try and establish a set style, I've decided I'll be starting a fan-suggested art every week. You can find the official submission thread at http://forum.starmen.net/forum/Fan/Forum/Rabid-Dog-s-Art-a-Week/page/1#post1915564 . Of course, you can post to this journal post to make a suggestion. I'll take it into consideration. Just a few quick ground rules: 1. Nothing obscene or crude. 2. Everything I do will be PG-13. 3. Don't be mean. I'm still working at being a better artist and this is what I'm hoping to do. I'm aiming for a full year (52 arts), but I might fizzle out early. The submissions will take

So, as you could see, this started off as sketch from earlier last year. The early concept had less crazy, but still with the small detail that Ruby's hook hadn't magically made his mouth bigger, but rather shattered his skull and ripped open his face. I wanted it to be anatomically correct, but after a minute of looking at what a fox skull looks like, it became apparent that it couldn't work. Well, that's what I get for trying to incorporate anatomical correctness in a Silent Hill-esque world. If you look closely, you can see that the jaw muscles had to be stitched back together after Ruby's attack. This actually didn't take a year to mak

The following is a post I made not too long ago on a Sonic the Hedgehog fanwork. To give it context a little, the work was complaining about the state of Sonic the Hedgehog nowadays, blaming a lot of the downfall of Sonic due to the perverse fanbase and the influx of new characters. "To be fair, the fans only ruin shit if you let them. Don't like the horrible fan fic? Don't look at it. (In general, you should just stay away from all fan fic because... well, just because) Now, I know, it's not a 100% thing. You can't have your guard up all the time and it's too easy to stumble upon crap that will burn an image into your mind like an old monit