Designing Worlds

Hello! My name is Kyle and I have been visiting these boards on an off for quite some time. Recently I have been focusing on creating a bit more art, and this has led me to create a variety of characters. As I continue to develop a style and create worlds, I'd like to share my work. I would like to post designs that I've created to keep me motivated and artistically active here. Watch out for posts ranging from Woodland Creatures to Calvin and Hobbes, and anything else that hooks me in.

Have you ever felt like the smartest person in the room?

Well, have you? :shr:

The Wachowskis Returning to Sci-Fi with Jupiter Ascending - Part 1

This is a continuation thread, the old thread is Here

Awesome pixel art!!

Spider-Man (The Amazing Spider-Man 2: Rise of Electro)



Captain America (Avengers: Age of Ultron



The Flash



Quicksilver (X-Men: Days of Future Past

KillerMcQueen art thread

I've been working at trying out as many different mediums as I can, need to take pictures of some of my more recent stuff.





pencil and colored pencil on canvas





canvas acrylic painting





Acrylic on plastic





Scratchboard colored with Sharpie





Ink









paint and damage by me, blank was by another artist





painted and haired by me (painting latex is a huge pain)





This was my first time doing anything with metal, so forgive the sloppiness





This was a sweet commission someone had me do, inspired by Bruce Lee, paint and straps done by me, blank by another artist

Anyone want to play an "X-Men Evolution" based message board RPG?

I figured this was the best place to type this; if not, hopefully a mod will move it and this error was done in ignorance.



Onto the issue at hand, I've been running a message board RPG (on Yuku.com) loosely based around the 2000-2003 animated series "X-Men Evolution" since 2002. It is a game which worked closely within that continuity, but which made at times drastic changes to it based on my whim as a game runner as well as based on the characters and actions made by my players over the years. It is a game which has kept the cast low and has been as carefully run as I could, based on my experiences running tabletop RPG's (even making some) back in high school. Currently, there are some openings for new players and since I have recruited the lion's share of my troupe from Super Hero Hype, I figured this was the best place to start.



The game followed the four official seasons of the cartoon in terms of the general tone and plot of the game. Currently, however, we'd be in the middle of a metaphorical 5th or 6th season where things have naturally progressed. Most of the cast would be 18 and up, the Brotherhood are now housed in the internationally recognized island of Genosha, mutants are known to the public and Magneto is seemingly dead after a joint effort from the X-Men, a squad of SHIELD "Avengers" and some disagreeing Brotherhood members. Their current threat is that of the Inner Circle of the Hellfire Club as well as the machinations of Mr. Sinister.



For the record, past players have included notables such as Dew K. Mosi, Cyclops, Zoken, Lactophiliac, and Franklin Richards.



The game allows players to make their own original characters or to use an official Marvel Comics mutant character. The caveat of course is that it has to fit in with the game's continuity, which usually involves a little guidance. Official Marvel characters who are either being played (or have been played) by other players or are NPC's include: Professor X, Wolverine, Storm, Beast, Emma Frost, Angel, Mystique, Quicksilver, Scarlet Witch, Maverick, Omega Red, Gambit, Havok, Nightcrawler, Juggernaut, Squirrel-Girl, Boom-Boom, Colossus, and Sabretooth.



If anyone is interested, I can answer all questions either here or in SHH PM. Thanks for reading!

Slushy and Neko Punk Go To White Castle.

11 years ago, I watched the first Harold and Kumar movie. Having lived in Las Vegas most of my life, I didn't know White Castle was an actual food chain (it was the first in the US). I thought it was something they made up for the film. When I found it about its existence, I wanted to try it out because of what I saw on screen as well as word of mouth from a bunch of my friends on the East Coast, but I never got the chance to do so because the closest location to me was in St. Louis.



Last year, they announced there would be a location in Vegas, their first one in the Western part of the US after their successful sales test at the annual Foodie Fest over the years here, which would usually be a three hour wait in line. After hearing about the grand opening today, me and my buddy drove over there as fast as we could. After a one hour wait in line (which shocked me as I thought it was going to be longer), we had arrived.



















We tried to take the Harold and Kumar Challenge: 30 sliders, 5 fries, and large Cherry Cokes and we couldn't do it! We finished halfway before our stomachs tapped out from being full, but let me just say after waiting the years, the months, the days, the hours, the minutes, and the seconds, I took the first bite out of their slider and it was totally worth it. :woo: