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[Sakul]

Leave some comments on these portraits, also what other portraits youd like to see.

All images are made by Michael Leonard aka Mikernaut except the hobgoblin which is made by Joe Wilson.

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Edited by Sakul, 20 May 2012 - 04:46 AM.

[Azazello]

Beautiful work.

A bit too realistic in comparison to standard BG-focused artwork, but good stuff nontheless.

I especially like 'HobGoblin Final', as there's not enough non-human/elf work developed.

For some reason, I initially thought, before reading the filename, that 'Evil Elf' was gonna represent Jaheira. If so, poor Khalid would never make it out of The Friendly Arm Inn alive.

[Sakul]

Hi, thanks alot for the Reply Azazello.
Yes theyre very realistic, its really hard to find an artist whos able to copy the art that was made for Baldur's Gate 1 and 2. The one who created these are a very good artist, he worked on some of the neverwinter portraits aswell in the original game.

As for the Evil-Elf one its actually more a evil-half-elf since she doesnt have those elven eyes thats in BG 2 Portraits.

Any suggestions on portraits that you might want to see?

[Azazello]

Any suggestions on portraits that you might want to see?

More non-human/elf work.

[Sakul]

Ok, might have another hobgoblin coming up soon.
I hope i get abit more feedback from other members here on the forum, the reception to this has been quite cold yet.

[Almateria]

I like how it's basically the same picture copypasted over and over.

[Sakul]

Please, dont use subtle insults and unnecessary posts like the one above.
Give some constructive feedback and suggestions on what other classes etc from the forgotten realms youd like to see.

Edited by Sakul, 21 May 2012 - 12:05 PM.

[Daulmakan]

The one who created these are a very good artist, he worked on some of the neverwinter portraits aswell in the original game.

I thought I recognised the style from somewhere.

[Western Paladin]

To me, the male hobgoblin is very interesting. He gives me the impression of being very dignified, almost noble if you like. It's a feature you don't often see in images of demihumans in Dungeons and Dragons.