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The Captain's Oath cover (Patreon)

Published:
2021-01-17 02:58:51
Edited:
2021-01-17 18:18:40
Imported:
2026-06
Tags:
art

Content

This is probably done. Probably. Interior art to follow.

EDIT: Yup knew I forgot something

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Comments

FoxinuhhBox

Awh now I see it, all those streams I missed. You put a lot of work into this, and it looks amazing!

Diego P

Awesome! I'm so excited about this book!

OhWolfy

Amazing work

Tygepc

This is amazing and totally epic! I loved watching you make it on your stream. Thank you so much for sharing!

Thwaitesy

Very awesome work Rick. Loved seeing this come together.

J. N. Squire

Amazing composition! I just spotted an issue with Tesko glasses: how are the branches supposed to support the weight of the whole thing and stay in place if they are not resting on the ears? Maybe there are ressources on the Internet about alternative designs.

Churchill (formerly TeaBear)

I was going to ask if it's meant to be forced perspective , or was the Purple One really just the smallest krakun ever. Then, of course, I looked at the higher-res version and could see the little geroo in the background. Can't wait to actually read the new book. <3

rickgriffin

Turns out perspective is really tricky!

rickgriffin

I dunno. Best I see is pince-nez style glasses that rest entirely on the bridge, but like monocles they need very precise balance for the particular user, and even then you can't move your head a LOT. In either case, glasses that rest on the ears would be a no-go for a species that emotes with their ears. Personally I think that 1) the arms of the glasses press into the side of the head and 2) they have small combs at the tips with which to catch the fur to prevent them from falling quite so easily, but allow them to be quickly removed

fancylemon99

Amazing work :) ( also love the shiny scales of Pokokuro)