Ranarh's Art Blog

Concepts I created for the upcoming game Aetherbound. These are uniforms for one faction, showing the femlae and male dress uniforms and the standard service uniform. I learned a lot about tiny details of military attire while creating these.

A domed city somewhere on the coast, not sure where in the world; but given that there's fire, maybe it's Sawa. I mostly used Photoshop's mixer brush, and I like the effect for the rain and reflections. Probably overdid it a little, though. Secondly, a concept of one of the cavern cities of the desert continent Lozir. I started with a beach photograph and ended up having used it only for the colours. Visit my worldbuilding blog Starmaker's Gaze for more about Genius Loci.

Species for short reference cards for the NOVA rpg ( http://nova-rpg.de ), from top to bottom: Beta-Piktor, Metonoid (female - green instead of brown), Minelauvian (also female, hence the "hair"), Tokmard, and Shifter-Chameleonide.

After discussing it with watchers on deviantArt, here are the film descriptions, as they were written from the perspective of the sci-fi rpg character, who is into hilarious musicals and action films: Sanguinees A zombies/vampires/werewolves musical with an amount of social entanglements worthy of any opera, and death under the full moon. The rock songs inspired by Russian choirs, and the famous costumes (most notably the holographic "nightmare" hairdo of the female lead) create the charme of this movie with a very foreseeable plot. Jinx'd - This is all your fault The comedy Jinx'd plays with the famous rules of Col. Murphy. The worst always does happen, and the characters "jinx" events by anticipating them ("The worst now wold be if the train broke down." Squeeeeaaak.) A treasure of the crowdfunding community with an incredible number of quote-worthy last words. The Pharaoh Bank A clever heist film with known actors in unexpected side...

I invented films for a sci-fi rpg with a character that loves cinema, the bigger the explosions the better, and while I was typing away at their blurbs, it struck me that I should also have posters. So, I proudly present the current film roster of the home cinema of February 3004:

Italian roleplaying publisher Acchiappasogni recently commissioned more artwork for their card-based rpg Il Sogno di Gaia.

Brian Fairbanks, producing music for the Far Reaches game among others, put my art in his latest demo reel. Check it out on his website: http://daisyalesoundworks.com/sounds.html