These were helmets that I made for Lord of the Rings Online in my first months at Turbine:
Some assets that players can buy for their in-game houses. The first two are kegs, one normal and one EEEEEVIL. The other is just a hobbit fireplace:
an elven quiver:
A Lossoth cloak for the Forochel addition to LOTRO, released a few months ago:
This is a succubus creature called a Morroval. This was one of several variants on the original morroval, and it was fun getting to update the old ones with some different flavor.
This was a design for the boss of the evil nomads. Apparently downward-pointing triangles mean evil, so he's evil times a thousand:
Some cultural assets for the evil sea god cult Dungeons and Dragons online:
This last one is a concept for the upcoming Mines of Moria expansion for LOTRO. This is the first room that people enter in the mines, and the image is a super updated version of my old lame work in progress that showed up on the internets a few months ago.
The Moria expansion will be released in a few months, at which time I'll be allowed to show much much more of my underwhelming accomplishments at turbine :)
What else can I say? Well, the Comic Con was excellent, and everyone should go next year and hang with me and lie to me about how awesome I am. I also just finished a figure drawing course with RISD professor Jeff Hesser. Best anatomy class I ever had! I'll show a pile of my mediocre figure drawings as soon as I get around to photographing them. I should also show my zoo drawings and gouache landscape paintings, but again, I have to un-lazy myself and digital that stuff up. Hopefully I'll post again before 2010! See ya!
