Café de Nuit

Going back through this thread and saving the scanned images. I think I'm going to buy one book a month just to get more portraits. I can commit to 20 dollars a month, I've spent that much on MMOs before. Anyone with me? By the way, like... two years ago I got another portrait for Christmas from som...

So I was on the internet a bit, looking up art for an old project of mine. Anyway, found this reference to Azalin. http://www.canonfire.com/wiki/index.php?title=Azalin_Rex The picture in the corner, is from the Turkish copy of "The War Against Azalin". It would be... most awesome, if I cou...

It's a big scan because I wanted to show all the detail. The original is 60% larger.

You get so much detail into itty bitty cards. It's insane.

I present, my all time favorite piece of Talon art.

Talon was kind enough to oblige a hint I dropped, or I just got really lucky.



I present human version Azalin.

This image by the way Talon, is amazing.

I'd need to know the exact nature of what it is you wanted to me to do in order to price it correctly. Are we talking about the "Ravenloft Portrait Cards" concept? If so, that equates to a series of 1/4-page drawings. My standard professional rate for 1/4-pagers is $45 for b/w, $50 for co...

We should do it then. I for one would be more than eager to donate towards seeing more iconic Ravenloft characters rendered by Talon. Well, I usually don't take on private commissions. I generally don't have the time. I certainly don't right now. However, should I hit another long dry spell and dec...

What about the community going in to pay for portraits of characters in need of your art (Darklords who never saw 3e for example). Maybe for the current Netboks projects and such. I'd certainly (and happily) contribute. Would love to see you render an Anton Misroi for example. It's just a thought. ...

An interesting idea. I'm not sure if something like that would fall under the "self-promotional, non-compeditive use" clause of my contracts, though. I could sell the original cards, such as I'm doing with these, but if I published a set, that might be in violation of contract and copyrig...

I ordered mine. Shipping all the way to Texas.

Here's hoping for a human looking Azalin too.

My love for Talon's work has already been expressed.

Still must be all these great sketchcards we'll never see. I want to track people down and make them scan and share.

So excited.

I remember these, didn't they have like a rat race and new hags (like Storm Hags)? Drop the creation stories from there and make the rat race ideas for varients on Wererats in Richelumont. He'll if you don't want to convert make them sewer dwellers who don't go topside or change form often. No conve...

I've had stuff I mailed to Canada seized and opened at the border for no apparent reason, so who knows what the deal is. Sometimes it seems that it's harder to mail stuff to Canada then it is to cross the border myself. -Talon It's clearly the name, they suspect you of being one of Vlad Drakov's ag...

Just curious if there is anywhere to view, buy, or read synopsis of the old Ravenloft RPGA Adventures. With all I've collected it feels like a reasonably gaping hole to me.

Plus I may be sending my PCs to Ghastria and was curious to know about the adventure set there.

Joël of the FoS wrote:
I tried to bribe him too, but Talon's completely uncorruptible.

I wanted the Sheriff Von Zarovich.

Too bad, I would do unspeakable things for a portrait of my original character/frequent NPC the Mordentish Archanist, Sebastian Galloway.

Well, I didn't quite get into the meat of the adventure tonight, I will admit, as I thought I would. They took longer to wrap up "Rebirth" than I'd expected. However, I did concept Horg quite a bit and stat him (for True20 atleast). However, to avoid initial jokes about him, I didn't intro...

To DoctorMoreau: That is quite impressive. I am also impressed you commissioned and artist for your games characters... Quite a dedicated course. Especially if you were the DM. I was the DM, most of the game ended up having a highly transformational theme, which I admit is something I'm very fond o...