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Bambarella -- 432 x 480
Jpeg, 57K
It was my first deliberate attempt at painting on the computer, so I
decided to make it a tribute to two favorite old movies (apologies to
Walt and Jane). It took me about 40 hours to color it with the mouse
in Aldus Photostyler.
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Legend the Griffin Bard
-- 400 x 468 Jpeg, 75K
My anthropomorphic griffin roleplaying character.
This is my sketch of the character design done for me by one of
my favorite artists, Lela Dowling.
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Portrait of Qualin -- 1024
x 768 Jpeg, 184K
This was my first portrait of a friend's roleplaying
character. Qualin is a dragon-morph that can become human (or vice
versa). Although he isn't supposed to be magic, I added a
glow effect so I could play around with hand-painted light textures.
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Wolfingham Forest -- 800
x 600 Jpeg, 160K
A banner for a friend's roleplaying area on PowWow.
I picked up the impressionistic oil painted background look from
Bob Ross's "happy trees". The characters were inspired
by the art of Monika Livingstone.
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The Swan Princess, Take 2
-- 800 x 600 Jpeg, 142K
Ever wonder what would happen if the Hero and the
Villain in the Swan Princess reached a Peace Accord? A tongue-in-beak
tribute to the animated movie, painted with Painter 4 and the ArtPad.
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Enchanted Sea -- 800 x
600 Jpeg, 81K
This was one of those lucky accidents of playing around with
Bryce textures until something weird happens. I tried to duplicate
later, and couldn't.
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Blue Sky -- 640 x 480 Jpeg,
78K
For a friend on IRC, inspired by the Pink Floyd song. My
first attempt at importing 2D clip-art into a 3D scene.
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The Wishing-Beast's Realm
-- 640 x 640 Jpeg, 95K
An illustration for a children's story in progress,
rendered in Bryce 2.
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The Wishing-Beast's Realm, version 2
-- 800 x 600 Jpeg, 109K
The same scene in Bryce 3D, with a shining castle
and crystal bridges. This scene works from any point of view, even
right down on a bridge or inside the crystal cave, so I can use it for
a lot of the story's illustrations.
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All images Copyright (C)1995-1998 by Charlie Kellner. You may download and use them for
any legal purpose, on the condition that no profit is made from them. They were inspired
by the work of many artists and friends, including Walt Disney, Osamu Tezuka, Winsor
McCay, Chris Achilleos, Vicky Wyman, Monika Livingston and Lela Dowling.