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"KassanSke The Fortunate" by Gregory P. Gibbons

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SciFi and Fantasy Art KassanSke The Fortunate by Gregory P. Gibbons

This is an image of the magical abomination KassanSke, created by Taith The Chosen as an elite warrior breed. Cold and calculating punctuaued by molten bursts of temper and rage, KassanSke remembers an ogrish past that is no longer his, and hates his humanoid frailty. Another crossDragon, Kuama, has found serenity in peace and nature... and KassanSke is his opposite. A cross draconic and ogrid, KassanSke was created as a second edition AD&D creature, but made s smooth third edition crossover. I have left this version uncolored. Color pending... suggestions welcome, as always.

Date	Name	Comment
4 Oct 2001	Orenda	Loading... Hurrah! Krista didn't beat me to this one! What makes him fortunate? He's very wonderful, and I like getting to see both the colored version and the original pencil, as I have no concept of how muach and what can be done in various programs. Does he have fully functional wings, or does the orgre blood make them under-developed? pats
9 Oct 2001	Gregory P. Gibbons	Loading... Kassanske is fortunate that he wasn't sent to his death battling the Children of Neverdie in the war against Silurius. He is also now one of the last remaining evils on Neltir, and intends to hold the position. The wings work well, but unlike the true flight capabilities of Orthlorx, Kassanske relies on gliding a great deal.
27 Feb 2002	Annonomous	Loading... What are the words across some of its body? Or is it just my computer? kicks the computer mumbling damned computer....
28 Feb 2002	Gregory P. Gibbons	Loading... I have added watermarks to all of my pieces- this one is clearer than others. If my name is in the pic then it's as good as a signature...and harder to remove by filthy pirates.
10 Apr 2002	Mr cicack	Loading... I'm glad you posted both versions, and both are great....
26 Mar 2003	Richard Miller	Loading... When you draw something like this with no coloring or shading, how do you stay focused on the overall picture? You have so much detail that it would seem confusing. Nice job.
20 Mar 2004	Danielle Williams	Loading... I really really love the style this is done in...you have a way with clean-yet-detailed line art! GO YOU!