10 Word Review: Serial killer is murdering families, Will Graham investigates, Hannibal helps.
Spoiler Free Review: I really loved this first book in the Hannibal Lecter series, even though he’s not in it all that much. It’s still a great thriller with excellent pacing and a firm grasp of forensics in the 1980s. I have seen both movie adaptations of this book, so I knew the general plot and how it was all going to end, but the book still drew me in completely! Harris does a great job of making you both feel bad for the killer, but still want him to get his comeuppance! Of course, you’re also introduced to Hannibal Lecter, one of the best literary criminals of all time! Needless to say, I cannot recommend this book enough if you’re a fan of mysteries and thrillers!
This isn’t about Richard. It’s about myself and the crazy things I’ve done since becoming a fan. Like some of you, Richard Armitage in a period drama sounds good, but then I have said I wanted to see Richard in something that was ugly and damaged. But Hannibal? Really? I guess after following Captain America so closely, anything is possible. LOL!
HEY GUYS! Still clearing out the mini cabinets! I’ve been stepping up my mini painting game and have been trying to make space for the more display-style stuff!
I also did a hard switch from preparing for a Sea-Faring game to running a Fey-Heavy game so a few of these guys I’d been hanging onto I no longer need!
OR in the case of the red dragon, my spouse got me a BIGGER, BADDER red dragon and I don’t have room for both of them, LOL!
HEY GUYS! Still clearing out the mini cabinets! I’ve been stepping up my mini painting game and have been trying to make space for the more display-style stuff!
I also did a hard switch from preparing for a Sea-Faring game to running a Fey-Heavy game so a few of these guys I’d been hanging onto I no longer need!
OR in the case of the red dragon, my spouse got me a BIGGER, BADDER red dragon and I don’t have room for both of them, LOL!
HEY GUYS! Still clearing out the mini cabinets! I’ve been stepping up my mini painting game and have been trying to make space for the more display-style stuff!
I also did a hard switch from preparing for a Sea-Faring game to running a Fey-Heavy game so a few of these guys I’d been hanging onto I no longer need!
OR in the case of the red dragon, my spouse got me a BIGGER, BADDER red dragon and I don’t have room for both of them, LOL!
FINALLY finished with this color practice painting. Absolutely the hardest one I’ve done; never working off a screenshot THAT low resolution ever again
The BBEG of the campaign I run. I wanted to try a more believable take on something like him. Something that would make slightly more sense if you saw him in the meat space. I still can’t kick the toon tinge but I had fun with this anyway! I did deliberate on which sketch version to use and honestly at this point wish I’d used the larger snout and chin, since it does make him look older.
ASSSS my first pic back, have Thordak the Cinder King from Critical Role as my inktober day 3! I’m on twitter as ‘Bhryn’ where I am CRAZY active compared to anywhere else!
In order to create texture on a 2d plane one must think about value and color relation. How will colors look if they are made out of a certain material and how will that material be affected by light. Will it be matte, will it reflect, will it shine? How is the light affected by the small patterns of shapes in a texture?
This illustration of a Red Dragon from Dungeons & Dragons serves as a great example for understanding the questions of texture and how it works.
