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September 15, 2010
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A 60 ton quickdraw mech standing guard on a street corner someplace named samantha in the taurian concordat. Was another quarter pager for the battletech field manual periphery book under catalyst game labs.
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It looks so much as the Commander battlemech from MW:Online. really nice :3
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~beproudofme Mar 21, 2012  Hobbyist Digital Artist
good style. and pic of course)
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~fidgetlilmeg12 Feb 11, 2012  Hobbyist Digital Artist
I used this for Quickdraw QKD-5M [link]
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~Kakamaking Nov 29, 2011  Hobbyist General Artist
Reminds me of gort.
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:icondeadborderbob:
Taurnians aren't paranoid. They KNOW everyone's out to get them.

Awesome work, and probably the best art of the Quickdraw ever.
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:iconhade13:
I SAW DOMO KUN!!! :D DID YOU?
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:iconesgalachoir:
Wow, this is giving me Mechwarrior nostalgia, makes me want to play it again... :D
I agree with everyone else here, I always thought the Quickdraw was ugly, but here it's worth beholding.
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Mood: Wow! ~starpokewars Apr 24, 2011  Hobbyist General Artist
It looks like it shoots lasers out of it's eyes...
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~psypher101 Apr 19, 2011  Professional Digital Artist
How do you get gigs doing illustration? Do you have an agent that represents you and finds you work? Or do you have to go out and do it yourself?
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:iconflyingdebris:
little bit of a, little bit of b.

I did some illustrations for Mike V. for cthulhutech some years back, and he invited me that year to come to gencon. At the time his company had partnered up with catalyst and was sharing the booth. I was lucky enough to have taken my laptop and wacom with me, and drew some mech stuff on the spot. Catalyst liked my stuff, and within a few months i was doing stuff for them too. Everything since has been either additional work for them, or other projects that spring up out of nowhere and contact me because of my gallery here or other work they've seen in print. So more than anything, luck, but also putting yourself at the right place and time i guess.
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