Adventure in pictures...

[bunn]

I'm trying to do more painting and drawing at the moment on the grounds that if practice doesn't make perfect, it might at least improve matters somewhat. So I decided to try to document a recent roleplaying campaign in pictures. Do feel free to try to deduce the plot...

Wall of Albatrosses


The Fireball Approach to a Giant Crustacean Problem


Winning the firework competition (with giant fleas and added goats)
This one didn't photograph well, I'm quite pleased with it in real life but it looks a bit washed out here.



Not very successful drawing of a pair of goats in front of the residence of a recently deceased Archmage.


Beer tent at Kan-ban-tun (the one with the Ugly Barmaid). We played a lot of Maiden of Peng. 



Golem walks through Wall of Flame to meet a violent reception. 



The great (if, according to some,  unnecessary) Sea Battle with the Dog Faced Men of Kund.  
 

Comments

[ladyofastolat.livejournal.com]

I'd not seen the last one before. I really like it, with all those blues. And I have an enraptured audience at my firework display! Yay! I'm amused by the fact that four of the seven pictures involve gouts of flame. :-)

[bunn.livejournal.com]

I did the seabattle afterwards, having made the boat...

Apparently the GM had not envisaged the outrigger canoes as having sails, but I don't see why they shouldn't.

[king-pellinor.livejournal.com]

Great pictures, but I have no idea about the plot :-)

[ladyofastolat.livejournal.com]

Well, judging from fantasy cover art, there is a long tradition of illustrators and authors disagreeing over the physical appearance of the things in the story. When the campaign gets turned into an award-winning novel, the cover will, of course, highlight the central romance between the curvy, stunningly beautiful bird-maiden and the muscly barbarian hunk who wears a furry, chainmail thong...

[clarienne.livejournal.com]

Those are great - I especially love the sea battle and the beer tent.