Here are my current ones I have art for, don't be shy though, put up a description, or match an actor to them, or use one of the free art programs (Heromachine, Fabrica de Herois)



Shadowrun Shaman, Eryk



H&S PC that I played in a few games: Doctor Fulcrum and his "G.A.U.N.T.L.E.T"



My Hackmaster Basic (5e) Elf Wizard. We played twice but the game fizzled due to complexity vs fun issues.




The PC for whom my company is named. Played originally in a short lived M&M game where we had to pick template/archetypes. I've kept the idea still and modeled him in more than a few games. Still wishing I couple play him in a campaign.


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A blind superspeedster I played for many sessions. Latest attempt to draw his costume.


Thiundahl, the Thunder of the Shining Host. Sidda from High Valor I played.



The Courageous Cricket. Played Briefly.

Will Greenfields. From an online Basic D&D game.

My avatar is also the picture for pirate characters from my online game.

My current Mechwarrior character.

Canadian Bren gunner Jacob Menter from a WW2/horror game.


A hostile NPC from Chimaera playtests.


A cocky young Jedi from a Star Wars/Dogs in the Vineyard hack.


Miike, a zero-G combat specialist in Diaspora, loses his patience.


A brash bluff by Traveller characters attempting to enter an Imperial research facility.

Hugo my Amber PC

Quote from: jibbajibba;379346Hugo my Amber PC

...He looks like an Amber PC...

...I wouldn't buy a car from him, except to keep him from killing me!

...That's basically Amber in a nutshell.

This is an interesting thread; all I ask is that it be kept to images of your PCs, and not try to turn it to some kind of general image thread.

As for me, I've posted some images of my Legion campaign PCs and NPCs over in my forum, and that's all I'm doing, since I don't usually play (I GM), and I don't usually make images for my characters.

RPGPundit

I've been a fan of Donato Giancola's art since my Magic: the Gathering days. The last time we played an Amber campaign, I used his Faramir picture for Morgan, son of Benedict:

I think I have definitely won this thread.

Here's Coppervault, my dwarf rogue, work in progress. It's being drawn with a mouse in my off-moments.

Alright. First, when we're talking characters, I have to look into this binder:



All PCs of mine.

Now, I picked a few to show you. There's a mix of media, games and influences, so bear with me a little bit. Enjoy the ride.



This is Raegnar, a character of L'Oeil Noir (Das Schwarze Auge). A 5th level Adventurer. I don't remember much about him, though I did a fair bit of Aventurian exploration through this character. One of my early attempts at drawing characters extensively.



This is Jonathan H. Reimann, a later attempt for Cyberpunk 2020. A friend of mine had built an alternat CB sandbox of the city we lived in, Bar-le-Duc, and this is the character I was playing in there. A journalist (Media) who, despite some fairly poor stats and skills, managed to survive during the whole run through sheer wits and intellect.



This is Father Martin O'Donnell, a Call of Cthulhu character I was playing in a game centered on the Isle of Arran, in Scotland. Of Irish decent, this Catholic priest was exposed to the horrors of the Mythos at a fairly early age, since his Father was a Cultist with a relationship to Hastur. This left him as a more than unstable, though fairly devout, man hunting for the truth beyond the stars.



Ward Thornton, another CoC character, this one from the Arkham area. A failed writer, he was actually one of the first individuals to entertain a correspondence with Howard Phillips, another obscure writer from Providence.



Geeklon, aka Matthieu Lemoine, an In Nomine Satanis/Magna Veritas character. A Demon servant of Uphir, Prince of Pollution, incarnated into a child.



Still INS/MV, this is Bozo, Demon servant of Kobal, Prince of Jokes and Humour.



Eugene, my Angel servant of Georges, Archangel of Purification. I had a LOT of fun with this one. He was a completely insane character, and a real power house in terms of offensive powers. Imagine the spirit of the most extremely demented ultimate Crusader you can fathom incarnated in the body of a very old Catholic priest. He was hilarious to play.



Barnabé, a pot-smoking Angel servant of Ange, Archangel of Turncoats and Converts. The parallel opposite of Eugene. Very fun to play as well.

Ernest Wheldrake, my longest running RPG character ever (more than ten years). For Vampire the Masquerade, I first inspired myself from Moorcock's Wheldrake, which itself was inspired by the Swinburne's fictional poet. He started as a 12th generation Lasombra antitribu, and became a close friend, though a polar opposite, of Donatien Alphonse Francois de Sade, played by another player as a Toreador. This character was played in multiple Chronicles, the main of which was Venice by Night. He ended up as a 4th generation Methuselah of mixed, very mixed blood, though he only committed diablerie once.



Maeve Anradaath, a Paladin of Celene, for 3rd edition D&D. Yes, I played some female characters too. I had a lot of fun creating this portrait actually, from a picture of Kate Winslet I carefully dressed with pieces of plate armor. I was pleased with the composite result at the time.

More recent characters now, with a shift towards miniatures:



Odhanan Baoisgne, actually a First Edition AD&D Bard, which made it into 3rd ed games as an Arcana Unearthed Akashic. The story of this character is more than complex. Maybe for another time.



Kagan Altar, my Dwarven Druid. First based on an Uz character I played for RuneQuest a long time ago, he started in D&D as a classic Fighter Dwarf, but developed a very particular belief system in-game relating to the "Machine and the Mother", two sides of the same coin actually binding machinery and nature, and thus ended up with levels of Druid. Cool character entirely developed through actual play.



Orien de Saeth, an Undead hunting fighter. He was mostly used as a DM PC during my Arcana Evolved campaign, though I actually played him a few times live. Archetypal fighter in my mind. Dedicated, efficient, though weary of the world and its violent ways. A veteran of many battlefields.



Baalzabahn, a Neutral Evil Wizard, still for 3rd ed D&D. A cunning, triecherous character, with a focus on evocation spells, though a vast array of interests in different magical fields. An opportunist, hypocrite, and all around bastard.



Amalruth Ironhorn, my horned devil escaped from the Nine Hells who had an epiphany and decided to taste freedom when a band of adventurers mistakenly summoned him in a dungeon. Actually the soul of a forsaken paladin who gradually rose in the ranks of Hell, which basically allowed for an alignment shift in the right circumstances (and a memory wipe), though he obviously doesn't know much about it.



Gwyddion Ollathir of Llew, An half-Celestial Evoker from the House of Llew I was/am playing in Drohem's Temple of Elemental Evil 3rd ed game online. He could be mistaken for a Viridian mage if he ever made it to the Majestic Wilderlands.



Janus Lerterimas d'Arcalion, a rogue character from Ptolus. I didn't play him much, but increasingly used him as an off-game chronicler of my campaigns' events. Think of him as my Ptolus' Volo.

Quote from: Silverlion;379224Here are my current ones I have art for, don't be shy though, put up a description, or match an actor to them, or use one of the free art programs (Heromachine, Fabrica de Herois)

Heromachine it is, then.



Almuric of the Axe, chaotic good male human 5th-level fighter (Castles & Crusades). Almuric was born John Cairn in a far-off world called Earth, and after a tragic accident found himself wandering a strange world of swords and sorcery...

I had forgotten HM was so much fun. I might try drawing my Changeling: the Lost PC later.

Completely awesome stuff! Thank you for sharing.

Quote from: Silverlion;380055Completely awesome stuff! Thank you for sharing.

Spent about an hour selecting stuff, taking pics, scanning, resizing everything and stuff. Glad you like it!