Loving that dynamic middle pose.

That bat looks so confused. "Wait! I thought I was suppose to become a vampire! What?"

Ooh, these are dynamic!

I really enjoy your inks. The lines look quick and convey action but are still sharp enough to hold a ton of detail! I'm always delighted when I see a new post from you; as so many of them take me back to my early TableTop days! Thanks!

Thanks! That's one hell of a compliment. I'm trying to get better, hopefully I can post even better stuff soon!

I will also add that your practice with Fabric is paying off. It looks real and natural and most importantly it doesn't dominate the picture with a 1,001 intricate details. There's a light sway in the Fey's dress, from her movement or a subtle breeze, & the ornamentation on the werewolf's shirt is excellent without becoming a nightmare of bits and bobs but still conveying an upper class character in mid transformation.

I think what I was trying to say in the above paragraph is that my take on clothes, is that less can be more. (not in the chain-mail bikini way... ) Overly details backgrounds, excessive props, over the top ornamental armor, etc. can all take away from the composition of how a scene feels and it takes a good degree of skill to hold all these things in balance. (I think you do that well, even with the (for lack of a better word) 'vignettes' you draw. Your work on clothes and in this case fabric in particular, convey a good sense of the scene without overpowering it. I'd love to see what you can do with silk fabric, and also with mixed materials. As I write this, I'm wondering what makes a suit look good on a character and what makes it look ill fitting? How do you draw the later? (and as a writer, how do I describe an ill fitting suit without just coming out and saying "His suit didn't fit him well...") Just my two cents and I think that now I'll have to go and think about this whole fabric thing too...

LOL! I'm not sure that made much sense or was much use, but it certainly got me thinking about my craft as well. So... WINNING?

I'm a massive were-fan anyway (as you well know!) but I love the way the wolf pops out of the picture, nice perspective :D

Nice perspective? Is that what they're calling it? :)

And anyway, I'm glad that just my natural tendency to draw werewolves and dragons makes you happy. I love that it's so easy to do something nice for you just by doing what I was going to do anyway.

You know, I'm not one for elves normally, but I must admit I'm rather liking how that lovely flute-player turned out. Congrats on even more great work :)

Nice mid-transform on the bat!

Nothing says 'Ravenloft' like a castle with bats in the distance