"Fan" (Dragon Hoard) by Yeldarb

"Red" (Elven Maiden) by Yeldarb

Red By Christian Slade

Red by Michael Brady

Red by Ray Richardson

For the word of the week, I chose to do a page or concept for a page from Monstrosity. here we see the towns people reacting to the site of her after slaying her first victim. The only color that will be featured in the book is "Red".

"Fright" (Astrophobia: the Fear of Outer Space) by Yeldarb

Astrophobia or Spacephobia is the fear of outer space. While for an astronaut this might mean fear of drifting into the depths of space while on a space walk, for more earthbound people this is connected to a fear of aliens. Movies about hostile aliens have had a significant effect on making this unusual phobia more common.

Fright- by Ray Richardson

Another mock paperback cover for this weeks Word of the week.

Fright -by Christian Slade

Icetime - by Christian Slade

"Ice Time" by Yeldarb (Mammuthus primigenius: The Woolly Mammoth)

I interpreted "ice time" as another way to say "Ice Age". This is drawn from a photo of a skeleton in a museum which I have overlaid with muscle and fur.

Ice Time by Ray Richardson

A Plein air of Everest for "Ice-Time". Done on location at Hollywood Studios Fl.

Word of the Week

The new Word of the Week is: Icetime

Senate by Christian Slade

"United States Senate" (Missing Panel from Days of Future Past) by Yeldarb

I recently read X-Men 141 and 142 again and felt that the story needed a panel in which the X-Men rush past Senator Kelly to save him from the New Brotherhood of Evil Mutants, since they seemed to suddenly appear the scene awfully fast in the original comic (Kitty, Nightcrawler, and Wolverine weren't even in the room with the Brotherhood burst inside).

Senate by Michael Brady

7x5 Oil on Canvas.

United States Senate

Watercolor

"Sea" ( The Mermaid) by Yeldarb

An unfinished acrylic underpainting for an intended oil painting.

Sea by Christian Slade

Sea by Michael Brady

10x8 oil on canvas board. Tried to experiment with using a palette knife on this. I wanted to make the paint mimic the volume and chunkiness of the water.

"The Sea" by Ray Richardson

I decided to really use the time and give you guys something neat. For our Word of the Week  Hope you like.

And here's the original painting. Acrylic 6x8"