Well, I woudn't say "moving", I've had my Tumblr account for a year or so. But I'll be posting on there instead of Blogger for the foreseeable future. It seems that Tumblr has much more to offer in terms of searchability, sharing of posts, and general exposure to a wider audience.
Here's the link: http://michaelpowellart.tumblr.com
I hope you'll update your RSS reader or "follow" me if you have a Tumblr account.
Later,
Mike Powell
Monday, November 8, 2010
Saturday, November 6, 2010
30 Characters Challenge #4. Trogg!
Genetically engineered by the diabolital Dr. Genome, Trogg is an enhanced clone of a neanderthal. His strength is more than twenty times (perhaps greater) that of his genetic progentior. His intelligence, however, is somewhat limited.
Dr. Genome controls Trogg through implants he has placed in the creature’s brain.
Trogg (c) 2010 Michael Powell, Jr.
Friday, November 5, 2010
Thursday, November 4, 2010
Day 03 of the 30 Characters Challenge: Hercules!
For tonight’s posting I decided to create my own version of the Greek demigod, Hercules (seen here wearing the Nemian lion skin). Time was limited, so I went with a simple headshot with some quick digital airbrushing added over the pencils. Enjoy!
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
30 Character Challenge, Day 001: Xaphan
Robert Xaphan was once human. One night he brought home what he thought was a beautiful woman, but what was in actuality a shape-shifting succubus. This particular species of succubus transfered its demonic curse via sexual intercourse, and the following night Robert regained consciosness to find himself transformed into a demon.
Because of his metamorphosis Xaphan has left his former life, and he now prowls the night, feeding on the life-force of those unfortunate enough to cross his path, all the while hoping that there exists some mystical means by which he might be cured.
Powers: Flight, regeneration, strength, speed, agility, fiery breath
Limitations: If Xaphan does not absorb the life force of a human at least every three days, he will become significantly weak and die.
Xaphan (c) 2010 Michael Powell
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