| 13 Apr 2011 |  Mariella |  Loading...they realy look real .. great drawings and de female drawings too. the drawings are anatomically correct .. great job .. sorry for my bad english | |
| 2 Jun 2011 | Anon. | Loading... It appears that I’m taller than the Half-Orc by a good few inchs.
And do all Elves lack the ability to grow body hair? | |
| 3 Jun 2011 |  Chris Carl brothers | Loading... love it it tells the exact hight of the creachers vary good | |
| 25 Jul 2011 | Neil | Loading... shame but in north america men are taught to be ashamed of their ****s at an early age...circumcision! hello! so the mere sight of a **** sends something akin to terror through the more adolescent-like minds of those men who have not learned to accept their ****s for what they are,,,,which is basically no big deal! Its just an apendage, like a finger or nose,,,no big deal...european males DO NOT have these hangups,,,just in north american where most grown men are still sadly, little boys!  Matt Jarrett replies: "TOTALLY agree. I am growing weary of the immature comments about naked girls and me including male genitalia in my illustrations. I wish I could tell everyone to grow up and get over it. " | |
| 25 Jul 2011 | Neil | Loading... by the way, great art...ive created similar myself, i mean, for a minuite i actually thought someone had wrippe3d me off....ive done simimlar using ogres and trills as well...anyway, great job on the shading...although my guys had bigger ****s...if your gonna put it out there anyway, might as well make em proud!!! lol Matt Jarrett replies: "I made em averagely hung according to their height, except for the half-orc whom I made pretty well hung, but according to my gaming world orcs (and half-orcs) are typically a lot more "gifted" in that area than the other humanoid races.
The average male is between 4 inches to 7 inches long, and is roughly 65%-85% of that length flaccid. I drew everyone proportionate to their height and gave them average sized wangs. I’m not trying to be pornographic or else I’d make them all hung like porn stars (and I’d have given the women bigger boobs). " | |
| 26 Aug 2011 |  Mike Barbour | Loading... I’ll use this as a reference for my sculpture work as well! Wonderful detail and proportion. Thank You for this! | |
| 14 Jan 2012 | Wow | Loading... u are a good artest | |
| 2 Mar 2012 | Pipkin | Loading... why’s the half orc the only one circumcised? Matt Jarrett replies: "This has been explained numerous other times in previous posts." | |
| 14 Mar 2012 | Rafa | Loading... Omg... that’s so sexy. I love those... humm... u know xD perfect size anbd shape. how looks like if they are hard? hummmm. dammit. ths is like RPG Porn to me. hahah! love it! | |
| 23 Mar 2012 | Anon. | Loading... Hey umm this has nuthin to do with ur awsum pict but Is 7 and 9 too young to play dnd 4e ?............................................................- - .............................................................- - .............................................................- - .............................................................- - .............................................................- - ............ Matt Jarrett replies: "D&D is a role-playing game. Each game requires a narrator (a Dungeon Master) who creates the adventures and oversees the rules of the game. Then there are the players, the ones who go through the adventure. Players create a character, whose abilites are defined by a numerical score to establish what a character can or can’t do. Dice rolls are used to enforce an unbiased outcome to events (such as how much damage a sword strike will inflict, etc). I call role-playing games "Cooperative stroytelling". The Dungeon Master (DM) lays out the world and provides the story backdrop, while the players get to be the heroes of the story. Imagine what it would be like to be Aragorn from Lord of the RIngs for a day, and that’s what it’s like.
So...is it okay for 7 year olds. Probably not. My reason being that at age 7 and 9...well, they don’t handle very well things that don’t go their way, and in D&D, things rarely go the way that players want. The DM frequently gets outwitted by the players, and the players are quite frequently beset with obstacles to their goals. Essentially, RPG’s (role-playing games) are all about learning that there are consequences for every decision that you make, a concept young children have yet to develop. Older kids will understand that its part of the story, younger kids will likely throw a tantrum and the evening that was intended to be fun will turn into a nightmare. I’d wait until they are 12 or 13 before introducing them into any RPG.
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