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"Churuppak" by Alton Lawson

SciFi/Fantasy Picture 4 out of 37 by Alton Lawson. ←Previous - Next→


	Recently published in the Dungeons & Dragons Third Edition, book Epic heroes Handbook. Check it out. I am so proud to have my art in that book with the likes of BROM and so many other incredibly talented artists. Whoo Hoo! Look for more of my work soon in the Monster Manual 2!

Date	Name	Comment
6 Feb 2005	Anonymous	Loading... Pretty good,but one question:how does he hold that huge sword?!?!?
4 May 2005	Anon.	Loading... bro ilove the details that you put in this picture.you are a BIG artist brother!
9 Jul 2005	Aki	Loading... I like the sword!
17 Apr 2006	Koimizu	Loading... feels the most indescribable urge to take that sword and simply admire it for no more than a paltry hour or two.
11 May 2006	Pixichic	Loading... Just give me the cloak (coat?) and the sword and no one gets hurt. He looks awesome. D&D3E, now that is awesome indeed. WOOT!
22 May 2006	Gully Dwarves Rule	Loading... *****Takes a lot of talent to make something so ugly look so good.****
22 Oct 2006	Love B. sandquist	Loading... I kinda get the impression he is a very short guy... Like an evil fairy or something but a very well drawn one
24 Sep 2007	Kalorna	Loading... Its shurrupak!
8 Oct 2008	John Nowak	Loading... Wow--nice sword.
20 Dec 2011	Anon.	Loading... A print of Churrupak guards my bedroom. I in turn guard my castle, with various and sundry pocket shotguns and short swords. The artist will recognize me when I say, my office holds the five foot long silver sword. The rest of you will only have to guess where it resides. Thank you for the fine illustration, "Ji"
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