Sunday, December 06, 2009
New Stuff for RuneWars
Some of the miniature designs I did for Fantasy Flight Games' RuneWars.
More on my website
And a lot more on Deviant Art
More on my website
And a lot more on Deviant Art
Legend of Spirehold Game Art
Illustrations for Legend of Spirehold.
A game on Facebook and Hi5 Networks.
©Social Moray Games
A game on Facebook and Hi5 Networks.
©Social Moray Games
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
Exotique 5 is shipping
I have 3 pieces in Ballistic Publishing's Exotique 5.
Spirit Dancer
Flame Scarab (from Descent Tomb of Ice)
The Horned Ones (CthulhuTech)
Spirit Dancer
Flame Scarab (from Descent Tomb of Ice)
The Horned Ones (CthulhuTech)
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Something Wicked This Way Comes..
Something Wicked This Way Comes
Painted for a Thunderdome on Conceptart.org.
Based on the Three Little Pigs.
You can see more of the awesome entries here.
Painted in Photoshop
@Felicia Cano
Painted for a Thunderdome on Conceptart.org.
Based on the Three Little Pigs.
You can see more of the awesome entries here.
Painted in Photoshop
@Felicia Cano
Sunday, June 28, 2009
Gwenth and Garreth
This is for a challenge on Jon Schindehette's blog ArtOrder:
Mostly Illustrator with some Photoshop at the end.
©Felicia Cano
Mostly Illustrator with some Photoshop at the end.
©Felicia Cano
Saturday, June 27, 2009
Taweret (NSFW)
For Conceptart's CHOW#163
@Felicia Cano
Envoy of the Khemethar
Nearly 6000 years ago, the Khemethar discovered a small blue planet on the edge of the galaxy, and sent an envoy to the primitive species that lived there. They made contact with a strange but industrious people in a place which first would be known as the Upper and Lower Kingdoms, and then the united nile valley would come to be known as Egypt.
The primitive race could not completely understand where their new guests had come from, and explanations of their journey through the stars led the Egyptians to believe that they had met Gods. The Khemethar's mission being one primarily of study, they allowed the egyptians their belief in order to get closer into their culture and to study the people of this planet much more closely.
Though a peaceful race in the grand sense of the word, they still suffered the same flaws as humanity, and fights often broke out between the members of the envoy - more than 2000 in number - some ending in injury, and death.
The stories of their hardships, battles, and revelations to the Egyptian people became legendary, and finally mythical. When they took their leave of the egyptian people, they left an undeniable mark upon them.
Notes :
- Design One or More of the Khemethar envoy, based upon one of the Egyptian Gods (ie, Aten-Ra, Isis, Osiris, Set, etc)
- You do not have to depict them as the Egyptians did - think of interesting things that they might have had/worn that might have been interpreted the way they were by the egyptians either for symbolic reasons, or simply because it was the closest thing that it looked like, not having the same technology/clothing available to them.
@Felicia Cano
Envoy of the Khemethar
Nearly 6000 years ago, the Khemethar discovered a small blue planet on the edge of the galaxy, and sent an envoy to the primitive species that lived there. They made contact with a strange but industrious people in a place which first would be known as the Upper and Lower Kingdoms, and then the united nile valley would come to be known as Egypt.
The primitive race could not completely understand where their new guests had come from, and explanations of their journey through the stars led the Egyptians to believe that they had met Gods. The Khemethar's mission being one primarily of study, they allowed the egyptians their belief in order to get closer into their culture and to study the people of this planet much more closely.
Though a peaceful race in the grand sense of the word, they still suffered the same flaws as humanity, and fights often broke out between the members of the envoy - more than 2000 in number - some ending in injury, and death.
The stories of their hardships, battles, and revelations to the Egyptian people became legendary, and finally mythical. When they took their leave of the egyptian people, they left an undeniable mark upon them.
Notes :
- Design One or More of the Khemethar envoy, based upon one of the Egyptian Gods (ie, Aten-Ra, Isis, Osiris, Set, etc)
- You do not have to depict them as the Egyptians did - think of interesting things that they might have had/worn that might have been interpreted the way they were by the egyptians either for symbolic reasons, or simply because it was the closest thing that it looked like, not having the same technology/clothing available to them.
Tuesday, June 02, 2009
Friday, May 29, 2009
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
New Stuff and Expose 7
I put up some new stuff from Fantasy Flight Games' Talisman Expansion up on my website.
Talisman Website
More images on Deviantart.
Also Alice Meets the Cheshire Cat is going to be in Ballistic Publishing's Expose 7. :)
Expose 7
More updates soon! :)
Talisman Website
More images on Deviantart.
Also Alice Meets the Cheshire Cat is going to be in Ballistic Publishing's Expose 7. :)
Expose 7
More updates soon! :)
Sunday, January 18, 2009
Cheshire Cat for CHOW
Here is another version of Alice and the Cheshire Cat. This one is for conceptart's CHOW (CHaracter Of the Week) contest.
Link
Link
Sunday, January 11, 2009
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