I've mentioned my eldest son is a talented artist, and he won top honors in several categories at the county fair this year. Take a peak here at my personal blog to see photos of his work.
Wow, that's impressive for an 8 to 13 year old. There's maturity in these works, as much in the execution as in the subject matter, you would not necessarily expect. Nice job Sean!
He's a big history buff to, which you might guess based on the pencil sketch. I know a fair amount about history but he know a more than I do about certain topics.
Some screenshots from todays work on Hythum. I've been putting this area together all week and it's nearly done. If I have been producing like this during my entire recovery I'd be sitting pretty. Oh well. I don't like some of the weeds in the middle of the road and need to clean them up but overall I am quite happy with what I have.
I've just released a 5e D&D conversion of the various monsters, magic items, and creature encounters for the classic adventure S4: The Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth. The original module is required to use this conversion guide. This guide includes stat blocks for more than 15 new monsters in addition to new magic items and artifacts. Here's a link to the conversion guide on DMs Guild. Fourteen maps have been prepared at 70 DPI of key locations. Grid and no grid (or hex) variants of most maps are included. Maps provided include: Tsojcanth Wilderness Tsojcanth Lesser Caverns 5600 by 7070 Tsojcanth Greater Caverns 5320 by 6860 Gnome Lair 4970 by 6090 Labyrinth 3640 by 3990 Armored Automaton Room 840 by 840 Hall of Pentacles 1120 by 1120 Mountain Nest 2100 by 2100 Mountains with River and Cave 3500 by 3500 Mountain Trail Ogre Den 2240 by 2240 Mountain Valley 1920 by 1080 Mountain Valley 2840 by 2840 Version A Mountain Valley 2840 by 2840 Version B Mountainside Trail 1920 by 1080
Ever want to hang it up? I'm modding now and am likely to continue for an hour or so but in the same breath part of me wants to hang it up. Just a little burn out. It will pass. This is a good activity for me while my foot is healing. :-)
Wow, that watercolor is spectacular. Great use of color and light.
ReplyDeleteHe is quite talented, and I mean it sincerely, it's not just fatherly pride.
ReplyDeleteWow, that's impressive for an 8 to 13 year old. There's maturity in these works, as much in the execution as in the subject matter, you would not necessarily expect. Nice job Sean!
ReplyDeleteHe's a big history buff to, which you might guess based on the pencil sketch. I know a fair amount about history but he know a more than I do about certain topics.
ReplyDeleteSo when does he start doing custom textures for the modules?:D
ReplyDeleteThat's Awesome Ernie! Congrats to your son. I see why you were excited to post this!
Liso
Hey Liso,
ReplyDeleteAlways a pleasure to hear from you. My eldest son is pleased with the award and with the positive feedback posted here.
He has done a bit of Hythum related artwork for me.
Ernie