Escapecraft

I made Fox and I's skins on Flash.

Here's mine.

Art I did for a friend. c:

FURSONA GUIS.

LOLHOWDOIABDOMENS.

The_Cactus_King wrote:Here's mine.

I quite like these. They be swanky.

http://i50.tinypic.com/wmmkx2.png

It's my laptop wallpaper, I made it mehself.

Have a squirrel.
http://i.imgur.com/QAY9h.jpg

I ummm... ok?

I superimposed a sketch of the Vatican over a sketch of me. It's no big deal I guess.

Huh, it's been a while hasn't it?

More planes

Looks pretty cool Jake.

The first plane you posted almost looks like its really from a game, until you zoom in. Nice work.

All of the planes!

very nice Jake. I'm just wondering though: why do all the lights still work when it's so destroyed? That upper right hand picture seems to suggest that they still work.

Yeah that was something that came up in class. It's not particularly realistic, but with the front section of the plane buried in the ground I needed an alternative to natural light for some areas. I probably should have used the emergency lighting instead, but in the case of that top right image the camera angle would have put them out of shot.

Well you're the expert, so I'm not going to argue with that. They look great

A baby dragon pet design for a fictional MMO. Probably the first time I've attempted to paint something "cute"

I LOVE IT!

I want it as a pet so bad.

I want one! Burn all my enemies to ashes with its cuteness!

A zombie. On fire. No explanation needed

A cake. Originally painted for a friend's birthday, but could conceivably be used for all manner of special occasions.

Examples include (but are not limited to):
Birthdays
Anniversaries
Festivals
Tuesdays
The end credits of Portal
Being thrown into the face of an unsuspecting passerby for comedic effect (recommended sans candle)

My amazing picture:

Now that is art.

I think you've got some competition jake

Mage is OP. Nerf plz

Part Destroyer (from Thor), part Komodo dragon, all awesome.

Seriously, what the hell is a komodo dragon going to do anyways?

Some speedpaintings. Half an hour each.