Just something I sketched while working on some commissions.

So I’ve been playing a lot of Dragon Age: Origins lately. And while I’m grateful the game allows you to sleep with women and men regardless of your gender, it still disappoints me that Alistair is the only potential romance in my party that won’t sleep with a man. So I made him my hetero life mate, instead. I take him wherever I go, give him presents, and always start conversations with him. He cracks me up. He even seems jealous that I’ve slept with Morrigan even though he won’t sleep with me himself.

Another aspect of the game I appreciate is that not only can the characters strip down to their skivvies (as Alistair as done here), but the men actually have noticeable bulges in their pants. Since most game developers and artists are straight guys (and I have no reason to believe the case is different for this game), this came as a shock to me. I assumed the women would have giant breasts (which they don’t), and the men would be polygonal Ken dolls (which they aren’t).

Dragon Age: Origins is a great game to play, and the characters really shine. I encourage any RPG fan to pick it up.

Tim Drake is my favorite Robin.

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This is the first page of a comic I started almost a year ago. I never got any further than this, though, so I decided to share it.

Basically in the first few pages the main character is having a dream about his teammates being seduced and then fucked by a group of demons. Here you see two of said teammates and what appears to be the leader of the demons.

Wallace Wells is my hero.

Also, after drawing all those jockstraps, I needed to draw a penis or I would explode.

I’m working on my (in)ability to draw different body types.  What better way to practice beefy muscle hunks than by drawing Colossus?  I didn’t get him beefy enough, though.  Oh well, I’m improving at least.

Colossus is Copyright and Trademark Marvel Characters, Inc.

Hopefully in the finished color version you’ll be able to tell they’re not actually father and son.  Here it’s not quite clear yet.

Have I mentioned how hot I think baseball caps are?

Here’s a page from my sketchbook with an emphasis on faces and penises.

I’ve found that I draw faces and facial expressions better when they’re not connected to a body, floating in space. It’s something I need to work on improving.

Also, I don’t draw enough flacid cocks.