#10 Arshaka Shamash
Too hot, you say? Bah! Babylonians worshipped me as their sun god. My soul burns of the hottest fires. I say let’s kick up the heat.
One of the Old Ones, Arshaka the orange Djinn now leads a bike gang in Northeast Baltimore.
Too hot, you say? Bah! Babylonians worshipped me as their sun god. My soul burns of the hottest fires. I say let’s kick up the heat.
One of the Old Ones, Arshaka the orange Djinn now leads a bike gang in Northeast Baltimore.
Gorgeous! I really love your work on all of these characters so far. And I love the process pics.
Thanks Sarah! I think I’ll record one, beginning to end and put that up with it. Should be in the 2-2.5 hour range…maybe I’ll speed it up and publish it as a time-lapse?
Awesome! I love your color use! Makes him look like a very ominous being indeed!
Right on! Thanks Ethan
Beautiful work! I don’t know how you’re finding the time to do these. They are so fully fleshed out. Guess they don’t call it a challenge for nothin’!
Thanks King! I’m behind a day and some change, so I’m barely finding the time… Also I’ve been working on various comic pitches that these are being used for, so I’m putting a little more polish on them.
Another gorgeous piece! I often wonder if you really need another person to tell you how amazing your art is, but then I realise that yes, you must, because drawing and painting is “performance art”, and we all need the applause as well as the critiques. Thanks for this, Dan.
Thank you Jande
Yes drawing is indeed performance art. I like to work in coffeeshops actually and most of these were done in one, at least with the traditional portions. Thanks for the kind words!
Wow, this looks phenomenal. I love the glow on his back and the way his body kind of smokes away.
Leads a bike gang, huh? Pretty awesome place for a djinni to be.