lizard blog

pixel study

A student recently did a their Goeblins thesis on Nicolo Paganini but I insist he was my crush first. DUEL ME

The future will be a securely welded fixture with a heat sink

Trying to make time for a short comic idea about doors that appear at different parts in a character's life that they have to go through and experience another perspective on a conflict they've had in the past. They have to do this while maintaining their own sense of self unless the succumb to something that can follow them back through the doors Here's a look at the main character. Hopefully I'll have some pages soon

Weird old sketches I found

Got dem shounen eyebrows I might launch with what I have and then update agonizingly slowly until I've saved enough to take off to work on it (something like 2027?)

Dies Irae is a comic that will launch at some point I swear A psychological horror about a priest who gets possessed by a saint so he can fight monsters, only to find that they're coming from the church

I finished it! Freeguild Cavaliers for Dimensional Cascade. Tourney's in March!

Some unfinished sketches of the MC of the comic I'm working on. The intro is almost done- but the pages take a lot of time. I'm hoping to shift some focus to in in 2027

Skaven, in the lab with a Rat Ogre For Dimensional cascade last year I do these twice a year for their tournaments. I'm making headway on the next one which I aim to have done in a few weeks (it's Freeguild).

That's incredibly kind of you, thank you!! I use the default brush for photoshop on it's hardest setting- so it's just a round brush, super simple. I usually sketch at around 15pix no matter how big the art is, then refine the sketch at 10pix (and weight lines), then shade anywhere between 2-5px. It's time consuming, but comfortable, because my job is pixel art. I add some gray tones over the shading and then generally continue to shade over it with the hard round brush

A sneak peak wip for the Look Outside fanart