DMAC's Eberron Artwork

DMAC

While I haven't done anything official yet, I have done a lot of Eberron illustrations (mostly Warforged), both for my own amusement and for private commissions. I thought it might be cool to collect them all in one place.

As long as people are just using them in their own games and not reposting them anywhere, I have no problem with them being borrowed for visual reference.

Warforged Master Inquisitive


Shifter Monk


Warforged Monk


Warforged Druid


Warforged Paladin


Shifter Ranger


Changeling Rogue and Sorcerer


Warforged Sorcerer (cobbled together from pieces of other Warforged bodies)


Warforged Necromancer

n00bish

Dammit, my jaw fell off and rolled away. Now I have to go find it. Thanks alot.

Sexy artwork.

WeZil

I do declare, DMAC, but in that last picture, do I see a Toadforged?

DMAC

Toadforged or Wartoad seems to be the consensus.

I can't believe those first pieces are over 2 years old now...

Goumindong

That is awesome.

Rankenphile

Jesus christ, those are gorgeous.

Very nice work.

DMAC

Working on a new commission of a Xen'drik drow. I decided to start with a marker rough to get the details down:

PiptheFair

the first warforged is mighty fancy, all with his monocle

Echo

PipTheFair wrote:

the first warforged is mighty fancy, all with his monocle

All he needs is a pipe welded to his mouth.

MechMantis

Echo wrote:

PipTheFair wrote:

the first warforged is mighty fancy, all with his monocle

All he needs is a pipe welded to his mouth.

And a gold tophat.


And maybe a cane. A metal cane.

Lando_Griffin

Really nice, I especially like how colorful they are, it is a nice contrast with a lot of the artwork you see in the official material (which is also quite excellent). Now, if only there was one of a Kalishtar monk...

DMAC

I have to say, from an artistic point of view, the Kalashtar are boring as hell. They're basically just very pretty humans.

PiptheFair

Have you done a Warforged Juggernaut?

DMAC

Not yet. The work I've posted here is pretty much everything Eberron I've done so far.

Lando_Griffin

DMAC wrote:

I have to say, from an artistic point of view, the Kalashtar are boring as hell. They're basically just very pretty humans.

Oh I understand that, and to a certain extent I agree, but I am still trying to understand any thematic commonalities they may have culturally. Essentially I am just trying to figure out what one of their monks would look like, and do so in a way that makes sense to me. But I can definitely understand how it would be more interesting to draw a warforged or shifter then a glowing eyed human.

DMAC

I did a little pencil portrait of my 3rd level rogue, Roven Locke, this weekend. He's not for an Eberron game, but there's no reason he couldn't be used in one:

Anthrax! Please.

DMAC. I you. You are such a fancy lad.

MinionOfCthulhu

I'm sure I've said this before, but I love your work, DMAC. I was surprised as hell when, flipping through the Dragonstar book that I purchased way back when, I saw that you had done some illustrations for it. The gold half-dragon was quite the dapper draconic fellow. I also can't believe how old some of these drawings are, because I remember seeing most of the WIPs in the threads you made for them.


P.S. Toadforged is

DMAC

Ha. Thanks guys.

The Dragonstar stuff feels like a very long time ago. I actually gave the half-dragon diplomat a fresh coat of paint a while after the book was finished.

Rankenphile

oh wow

that's lovely

xXSanguinariasXx

DMAC wrote:

Working on a new commission of a Xen'drik drow. I decided to start with a marker rough to get the details down:

How'd this turn out?

SUPERSUGA

Wow, me of those are awesome. I've not looked too much into the Eberron setting but your Warforged immediately make me want to know more about them. That Warforged Druid is cool on so many levels. The Shifters look great too, really... Shifter-y.

Any chance you could PM me info on how you deal with private commissions?

DMAC

xXSanguinariasXx wrote:

How'd this turn out?

As far as commissions go, people usually contact me with a description of their character and what sort of piece they're looking for (color or black and white, portrait, full body, etc.) and then I work out a price. I usually ask for at least half of the money up front and the other half on completion.

I'm currently working on 6 character pieces for a new Mutants & Masterminds book which are due next Monday...

xXSanguinariasXx

That came out beautifully. I always love your D&D work. Was the white not intended to be bone, or did you change your mind about it?

DMAC

Which white are you talking about? His armor is supposed to be made out of "white" scorpion chitin pieces.

There's also an alternate "sunnier" color version here:

http://www.darrencalvert.com/xilik10.jpg

SUPERSUGA

How much would you be looking at for an individual human soldier from a certain culture? Black and white, full body shot. Just the sort of thing you'd put in a setting book to show the archetypal member of a race or culture. This is for an open-project I'm working with someone on so it really wouldn't need to be too professional looking, just something we can use to visualise our idea.

If we were to ask for 5 or 6 similar drawings on top of this would the price go up at the same rate?

xXSanguinariasXx

Yeah, I was referring to the chitin armor pieces. I kind of like the one with more sun, it brings out the color on the armor a lot better. Very nice piece, regardless.

Kaun

xXSanguinariasXx wrote:

Yeah, I was referring to the chitin armor pieces. I kind of like the one with more sun, it brings out the color on the armor a lot better. Very nice piece, regardless.

I belive this is an oath breaker whos life religon/community is based around scorpions and shadow so the first drawing is probably more in context...


all your work looks grate by the way..