Dogboy Dan

@arkat.bsky.social

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I like to draw stuff for TTRPGs, and geek out about comics. AI free since 1992 😉 cara.app/arkatkingtroll

A monkey, in loud shorts, an orange scarf and an anarchy shirt, growls at the viewer. He is armed with a smoke grenade and a katana. The words Sun Wukong and Xīyóujì are written behind him in white.
Retro futurist beam weapons based on Martian crystal tech. Th designs are based on 50s rifles and SMGs. From "Worlds United" by Design Mechanism
A space dandy poses for their portrait.
Two variations on Claudia (Ka-La-U-Ti-Ya), using the same phonemes
The glyph block for Cashmerelito (Kax-mo-li-to), a cantakerous highland creature from the Yucatan peninsular, whose fur is much prized.
The Emperor of Heaven, and the Great Goddess Xi Wang Mu, chat amongst the peach blossoms
A street thug prepares for battle. She is dressed in a selection of courier garments (shorts, poncho and oother gear), taken from beaten foes. She is armed with a shok-baton & electro knucks, and deployed the memory plastic razors on one of her boots.
Mock p of the cover. t shows the same warrior fighting but the sky is covered by a lurid green title, Marsh Attacks
A warrior battles the undead, under the light of the Red Moon. He is attired in dragon-skin armour, with his helmet (vaguely in the shape of a stylised duck head), adorned with a yellow feather plume. Hiis face is covered, from forehead to chin, with a death rune tattoo with matching truth runes on his cheeks.
A massive handgun as used by WÄ“ta in their tableaux, held by a giggling woman for scale.
Gwen interacts with a black hole simulation.
A 2000ad cover of 2 giant robots fighting, while tiny humans run in fear. Drawn by Kevin O' Neill, it is rendered in his vaguely biomechanical style.
Cover to Dead End Memory Lane, by Corduroy. It depicts a yellow camper van, with a pale blue stripe along its side. It sits perpendicular to the road, with busted tires and a buckled roof, and is seemingly abandoned. The photo seems to mounted in a slide plate, and is backlit.
The cover for Liar, by The Jesus Lizard. It depicts a woman standing behind 4 cats, sitting at a table, in a dark, curtained room. All are dressed in Tudor attire, the cats in matching shirts and jerkins. There is a selection of worms and insects on the table.
A young jungle-troll hunter, gives thanks at a local spirit shrine, for a good hunt His hunting beasts, with arms docked, seem unphazed by the skulls of their relatives that litter the shrine
The cover of issue 6 of Helen of Wyndhorn. It shows Helen in fll ighter mode, axes akimbo & mid swan-dive, whiile in the background her grandather lies in the arms of a mysterious woman. Art by the amazing Bilquis Evely
Screen grab from The Empty Man, showing the fore-said entiity, a skeletal creature with multiple appendages and fingers for a rib cage
A cold and lonely Formless Sppan drags itself bodily through a letter box.
A drawing of a formless spawn pllin itself through a letter box to stay warm on a cold winter night.
A commemorative coin for Coleslaw, the Games convention for Mayonnaise lovers. It shows a 3 faced Miss Piggy as Lady Justice standing on a D12 die
The SPV, from Captain Scarlet. A very Gerry Anderson design, with 10 wheels and reverse seating.
Another of Savilles portraits, of a young woman. Loose line work is covered by softer pastels then almost fluorescent pastels are deposited on top. But the eyes are like pools. It is hard to tell where sclera gives way to iris, and then to pupil.
A portrait by Jenny Saville, in oils on linen, over drawn with pastels. It shows a portrait of a young woman, her lips seem almost be stitched closed using bright pastel wax. Her eyes, like almost all of Savilles' portraits, are deep and haunted.
A version of the cover for Obelix & Co.
Krampus, and his lil kobold helpers, out for a walk.
My stall, with lots of original art from back in the day, as well as newer posters and cards.
A selection of pieces for every price point.
A messy bed covered in pictures in need of protective cellophane.
A bunch of the stuff on sale, from top Left: A 10 Lunar note, from the Provincial Bank of Furthest. A 20 SAN note from the Bank of Innsmouth. A chaos stag that never got published. Jannisor at the Ringing Bridge, from Wyrms Footprints.
Three folders of Lunars (& Guilders). 10Lunars, 5 Guilders, & 5 Lunars, all with consecutive serial numbers.
Axe wielding maniac with filed teeth. This was meant as a filler piece for Trash War.
3 more pictures ready to go to the Con. In the back The Mother of Monsters looms over the rain forests of Pamaltela. To the left a Ratuki (shark hsunchen) from the East Isles wields his sharktooth club. Finally, to the right a Sable rider brave spots Bison rider raiders.
A couple of Call of Cthulhu pregen portraits, and the Ty Kora Tek sarcophagus cutout mount.
Butchery of old art ensues.
A bunch of black and white ink drawings mounted for sale
A cutting mate with art and mounting tools ready for action.
A 50 buck bill from the Bank of Chaosium. It depicts Greg Stafford in his sun hat, in place of President Grant. Tried to get references to their games Runequest & Call of Cthulhu, but will see about adding more.
The cover of Cults of Runequest: Gods of Fire & Sky. It depicts the Sun god Yelm in all his fiery magnificence.
A note from the Bank of Innsmouth for 200 SAN points. Printed in their secret lair in Arkham (it's less damp) it shows their fonder, Obadiah Marsh, as he liked to be remembered; flaunting his Deep One genes. Brown Jenkin, the rat-thing, makes a guest appearance.
A five pound note from the Bank of the Thames (based on a 1957 Bank of England design). Molly, a fae who works as the housekeeper in the Folly, glowers out. Meanwhile Toby, the resident ghost-hunting terrier, plays with a puppet of Mr. Punch.
a £5 note from the "Bank of the Folly". It's a work in progress, but instead of Britannia, we have Molly, the Follys' silent housekeeper. There is a final piece of art to be added, involving Mr. Punch. Based on characters form Ben Aaronovitchs' Rivers of London books.
A sceptical woman sits behind a table with an array of art books and prints for sale. She waits for the doors to open, letting in the public.
A photo of a hairdresser's TV set up. It's an old CRT model, on which someone has stuck a photo of the girl from Ringu.
2 women enjoying a dark, chocolatey, stout with hints of Vietnamese drip coffee.
Krampus' li'l helpers going for a waddle. 4 cte little kobolds, with faces like bulldogs and scale like a pangolins go for a little walk before their nap
Tripitaka as the Ace of Diamonds. He is dressed in Saffron robes, with a staff. His eyes are downcast, and his shaved head is covered by a cloth cap.
An alternative cover for the Monkey TTRPG, by D101 Games, based on the iconic photo of Minor Threat, by Glen E. Friedman, from Salad Days. Tripitaka sits in the foreground, posing as Ian McKaye, with Monkey playing Brian Baker, Pigsy as Lyle Preslar and Sandy as Jeff Nelson. Apologies to all concerned.
a votive figure of Ernalda from Northern Sartar. Her hair is tied in a knot to show fertility, and her checkered cloak depicts light and dark Earth. She wears the 7 wedding bracelets.
A sculpture of a culture hero astride an elk. The elk has Siberian pictograms inscribed into it's horns.
an underlit photo of one of Dashis' sculptures of Ghengis Khan. He is squatting, with arms outstretched to the sides, eyes downcast. His shadow looms behind him.
What sums up Glorantha better than the eternal battle betwixt Chaos & Order. In this case between the Green Dragon and the Crimson Bat over the Palace of Sartar, itself in flames.
Menu for Bobs' Dino Shack. It's based on a MaccyDs menu from the 60s but the state-of-the-art Pop-Art restaurant is replaced with a big, red dinosaur. Prices are given for everything froma Brontoburger (5 clacks) to a pot of new Pavis Kvass (1 clack). The back gives addresses of all the other shacks in the chain, including the soon to be opened Notchet branch, Bobs' Whaleburgers, as well as a potted history of the franchise.
Arkat besieges the castle of Gbaji. This is one of the only extant (or very nearly) images of Nysalor/Gbaji, as they were systematically destroyed after his defeat. In this example, found in a temple in Dorastor, only his fave has been removed.
The Inhuman King, "Ruler" of the Dragonewts of Dragon Pass in the midst of a dance. Much like most of the magically powerful members of its' species, Their skin and scales are ostentatious with curlicues feather like skin growths. Rarely seen, they are hue, though not nearly as large as a true dragon.
The Crimson Bat, sat atop a watch-tower. A true monster of Chaos, it's resemblance to a bat is tenuous. Its' "ears" are more like pedipalps to shovel food into it's maw. It has pterosaur-like wings, with no logs, just a long tail with a squidlike club. It's mangy body is covered in eyes. Copyright Petersen Games.
The cover to The Drake at the Troll Party. A storybook from the RQ Gesellschaft/Chaos Society.