KiNgBrAdLeY7: Oh boy, i can't wait to see what the manliest man in the world with that *pair of titan balls of steel* down there, will do to take revenge for the brutality of those savage *gypsies*...

And that shit colored idiot who is hallucinating about being planet ruler, or that we are his lapdogs or as he calls us, allies... Oh goodie, what fun and laughs we are going to have over this one...

Who is the real terrorist now, huh? Those who funded them by buying their petrol oil and peddled goods, armed and trained men supposedly against terrorists but those ended up joining them, instead and even defend backstabs and backstabbers!

Butchers of the people, your time is limited!

Emob78: Wonderful sentiment. Love the passion. One thing... merchandise department is a bit concerned it won't fit on the t-shirt. Could you possibly work that down to maybe one sentence? Even one word or maybe just a picture would be swell.

Maighstir: (no, I don't have a Dreamcast either... yet).

grimwerk: Thanks! But I haven't been drawing anything other than very simple "How to draw X" instructions for his lunchbox. I'm hoping it will encourage him to draw more often himself, but primarily I just do it to make the kid happy midway through his six (sometimes eight) hour school day. He still holds a pencil like he's out to menace the table. (Happily, his younger sister draws and paints for two hours a day.)

I've haven't drawn very much professionally. Almost zip. Same is true for large projects.

40K stuff sounds friendly enough. I find it difficult to draw subtle surfaces like young faces, but grizzly dudes with angular wrinkles dressed in steel shoeboxes are easy to see as piles of basic forms. Plus, I can fairly clumsily splash yellow-orange highlights on any surface facing an explosion. And the subject is super cool.

Holler if you paint something interesting. Maybe I'll be inspired to try myself. I rarely do more than sketch, and so I don't think I paint well at all. I could use some practice.