I wanted to have some fun drawing the characters in the Galaxion deck of cards, so the concept I came up with was to dress the characters in each suit in fashions from a bygone era. The Spades feature… the 1960s.
This just makes me happy, somehow.
I wanted to have some fun drawing the characters in the Galaxion deck of cards, so the concept I came up with was to dress the characters in each suit in fashions from a bygone era. The Spades feature… the 1960s.
This just makes me happy, somehow.
It’s time to post a few more of my favourite sketches from the Book 3 campaign! I took all these photos with my iPhone camera under various lighting conditions, which is why, for black and white art, they vary so much in colour. As you may recall, I offered to let the characters answer whatever question the campaign supporters might wish. This one below wasn’t so much of a question, but a desire to see several characters together:
I guess if I was Zan and was reading Chapter Nine, I might be a little concerned, too.
Mal was a popular choice. Would you want to work on a spaceship of which he was in command?
For the above, I was asked to draw a sketch the least-asked character, and have him answer what his favourite holiday would be. There were, I suppose, many supporting-cast characters I might have chosen, but I decided our dear grumpy Alex needed a little lovin’.
I’m starting to wonder if some readers are hoping I’m going to move the romantic plot along soon, since I received a few questions along these lines. Such as this one, directed to Fusella:
And this one, to Darvin:
And finally, Zan was asked what flower he might offer to Aria to cheer her up. Aww, how sweet.
Well done, Zan.
Following up on last week’s blog post: a popular choice of character of whom to ask a question was Patty. And, unsurprisingly, all of the questions involved hats! Today’s post is devoted to She of the Many Hats.
All this got me thinking: if Patty acquired all these hats, that means there must be, somewhere in the Galaxioverse, equally strange folks making and designing them! But after a quick Google image search showed me some crazy hats that that actually exist, I no longer think that’s quite as unlikely as it first seemed.
Many thanks to all who contributed!
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