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Tf2 art style analysis

I looked at the main Tf2 comic and wrote down some features of the art. If you want to draw stuff in the Tf2 art style, this post is for you!

If you want me to look at any other features, tell me! I’m always happy to help.

The full Dragon series!! Each creature from a different biome… I had a lot of fun coming up with the different types of dragons and imagining what it would be like for these warriors to face each one. The fire dragon being particularly destructive. The night dragon near impossible to see coming in the dark. The ice dragons the size of mountains. The river dragon’s keen eyes. The sand dragon’s deadly poison. The mist dragons forcing the battle into the sky. The water dragon hiding in the deep. The garden dragon is chill though. Good lad.

Fire Dragon

Komodo

Mage / Staff

Night Dragon

Wolf

Samurai / Sword

Ice Dragon

Bearded

Viking / Axe

River Dragon

Crocodile

Thief / Dagger

Sand Dragon

Cobra

Archer / Bow

Mist Dragon

Eagle

Knight / Spear

Water Dragon

Eel

Sailor / Harpoon

Garden Dragon

Iguana

Healer / Potions

You think “oh it would be useful to learn how to identify my thrifted yarn and clothing” and before you know it you’ve been recruited by fiber witches giving out their spells willy nilly, again

How well do you see color?

I’m cry I scored 60, I feel blind

How I weave in ends in advance when starting on a new colour

You of course get his sword. (Or maybe a book sort of like the agnum infinium?)

A sort of fetch quest where you go find some crystals or you find his Chamberlain Dyus. If you find Dyus you get him as a companion and he'll provide dry commentary on whats happening. The crystals act as a sort of soul gem stand in? (The quest is meant to be done at low levels) the sword either is just a fancy textured two handed sword *or* the sword has an enchantment of soul trap and very *very* short (and low chance) paralysis (like, 2 secs) you encounter knights and priests of order who were left over from the grey march in oblivion that were promptly kicked out of the shivering isles (including Dyus) Dyus as a companion is pretty ok, he uses magic and a special staff (staff of order) that you cant take out of his inventory. He's very weak but can't be knocked down/killed in combat (including from the player)

If the player/enemies try to hit Dyus he has some dialogue like "really?".. "I wish..." (Sarcastic) Ow....?" Or like a cold laugh or sigh. He mainly is there to offer insights into decisions and as commentary etc. "Ah. Alduins wall... I believe you must find a shout to defeat him"..."*sigh* the dark brotherhood, a bunch of cut throats on their last leg. Must you help them?"

Maybe throw in some fourth-wall references in there too? **Player uses console command on him** ".. really? Are you *that* desperate to kill me? Sheogorath would be proud"

If you do the mind of madness quest with the sword/Dyus sheogorath has some dialogue and Dyus also has dialogue "uugh, the Lord of the never there. *Sigh* let's be done with it"

I wish we had daedric prince quest for Jyggalag.

So let's talk about ideas on how this would've gone if Jyggalag had a quest, plus maybe his daedric artifact too.

l + ratio + you never reached the red coins in temple run

Every single time y'all give the narrator a human(oid) form you make him look like fate from death and taxes.

Here's a picture of fate, now tell me. Is this not how y'all draw the narrator?

The Archive

Just a Thought if, yknow, Jon had embrace his new nature instead of being Constantly Drowned In Guilt. The Anti wet-puppyfication, if you will

i didn’t paint over caroline because she’s already perfect