Nice. I like the setup.

Oh my god this is brilliant! And Morrowind is one of my fav games, you really do it justice

very good illustration! Have u had any reference to work after when u painted the characters in the picture? Love the colours and composition...great work!!!

Matthias

i usually work without refs until i feel i get tuck with something and use refs only to fix things. as you can see there's still much off on them, much to fix, i prolly should reaproach a fixing session with refs well my thought on refs is simple. i try to develop my characters freely, as well as environmental design cuz i think you simply can push the creative process further that way. i'd rather paint something thats off and fix it on the painting process than being stuck cuz i was bound to refs. if you wanna see me developing my characters, you could have a look at my actual work in progress over in cgtalk, i am in the challenge there and posted a detailed paintingsession in steps. [link]
also here's a movie of my way to paint [link] now particular order in the steps, just aproaching an idea, making thumbs, revisit again, refine, fix go ahead hope that answers that question so far. thaks for the comment

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Angel

A very nice picture, but this confuses me: "this is a comission based on the main storyline of Morrowind"

Which parts of it, exactly?

It's really scary that you consider this a *scrap*.

well loosly so. the 2 hornshaped rocks when you walk up to azuras cave, the client wanted a dwarf in it too, thou the only dwemer alive is in a very undead cave and looking rather funny.
the sorceress was my tiny bit, thats who i played. and the fighter, that was his wish as well as the pixie. lesft side you can make out a tiny bit of the ghostfence. but well, its very loosly based on it and i loved the game.

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Angel

Yeah, that dwarf does seem a bit out of place for a Morrowind pic. Oh, and it seems too green for Vvanderfel.

But hey, I still like it.

rofl, well since WIP's are supposed to be so ^^ &

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Angel