That is just common sense!

Oh hey, long time no see.

Strangely enough, I'm in Louisville now.

Well you should be a horse :3 welcome to Louisville!

Haha that's great! Wonderful piece. I love your expressions and use of colors

Very cool, I will be sure to always pay him back.

Buff Ogre! Wonder what the rest of his upper body looks like. (Nicely done!)

What? This big brute could not find another way to get the money out of him?

Goblins are very good at hiding things.

Yes but break a finger here or a toe they should give you want you want in the long run. His being dead don't do you much good other than having a nice head round your neck.

Very Handsome Ogre

I know there could've been another way on how he could've negotiated with the ogre for giving his money back... but hey, who's gonna argue with an ogre?

Legit reason. I would do the same.

This is what I meant: "Your head is worth"

Hey, now he is bling bling. ;3
This could be one of my favorite images I've seen you post in recent memory. Ample amounts of cool looks and fun humor. <3 I love his angry face and beady lil eyes. They help sell me on the fact that he would toootally do that to anybody that owed him... anything whatsoever. lol Very awesome work!!

Hey, thanks man!

Felt about time I stop by, no surprise you're still doing wonderful stuff.

One thing I always loved most about your work, and this is one piece that reflects it particularly, is just the old AD&D handbook illustration/cover feel that this has. You're wonderful with the watercolors, one thing I really wish I could master, I only use watercolors for private pics for Simba since anything I post with traditional mediums just always has such a 'meh' look to it, I dunno.

But yea, I love that sort of look from illustrations in that era, 80's mostly, you don't see it as often though it's still around here and there (there's this one storybook for Labyrinth I have that is just absolutely beautiful with this kind of coloring.) I'm really glad there's people who still use it, and your works look great with it.

Thanks!

I really do like the old AD&D stuff, notably the work of the late David Tramplier. I guess it shows in my work.