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John R. Claussen Jr.
John R. Claussen Jr. is a member of Fantasy and SciFi Art gallery 459 at Elfwood.


 
 

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PhotoJohn R. Claussen Jr. is busy with the mixed demands of raising two goblinoid offspring, drawing, and designing his own RPG. He hopes someday soon to get it published.		  

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16 Mar 200445 Graeme Wigginton
Have you ever thought about making 3D models of your designs, you seem to have great technical and organic drawing talent.

If you’re interested, I would recommend a freeware program called Blender. (http://www.blender.org)

12 John R. Claussen Jr. replies: "Well, I’ve always wanted to try some 3D modeling, but I’ve already got alot on my plate. Thanks... See ya!"
25 Mar 200445 Cheung Kals
O.o Holy gees, I WANT THE WROGRATH!!!! o.O I love your style, so awesome.. *stare stare*

:-) John R. Claussen Jr. replies: "You want the WroGrath? Well... does he want you? Yeah, I think he does... lunch is served! *Munch munch munch* Mmmm... WroGraths love chinese food...Sorry... couldn’t resist... hehe... Thanks for the comment!"
5 Apr 200445 Steve R. Conwell
I really like your drawings. I have one question to ask you. Did you make these pictures up from the top of your head, or are they pictures from a show or game that you drew. It doesn’t really matter if they are from you or someone else because they are VERY GOOD DRAWINGS!!!!!

:-) John R. Claussen Jr. replies: "It’s all a product of the dark recesses of my fevered, alcohol-fueled imagination. "
16 Apr 200445 The Missus Claussen
I’m glad everybody likes JB’s work. He has been working very hard over the last decade to improve his work... and I think he has succeeded. What is on this site is only a fraction of his work, and one day I hope he gets the recognition he deserves. If anyone is in the Chicago area, and would like to test play the game these drawings are from, get in contact with JB... the book version is close to completion. Thanks.. I love you Honey!

44 John R. Claussen Jr. replies: "Awwww... ain’t she sweet... *big sloppy kiss*"
26 May 2004:-) Oliver Jöhnk
Your work is impressive. I like your detailed and original creations. Awesome pictures in an awesome gallery. Thank you for sharing with us. Great!

12 John R. Claussen Jr. replies: "Thank you for visiting, and commenting!"
13 Jun 200445 Cougashika
I have to stop coming to the Elfwood site; so many pretty pictures make me jealous! Your flights of fancy are quite fancy, and your graphic characters have that Richard Corben depth to them. Totally impresive!
Not bad for a red-leg....??

:-) John R. Claussen Jr. replies: "Richard Corben? Wow... he’s one of my all time favorite artists! Thanks for the compliment! But... I dunno exactly what a red-leg is...

Cougashika: Red Leg: old timer Army slang for artilleryman (supposedly due to the red branch stripe on the uniform in the Civil War era).
It could be worse; during the 70s the 1st Cavalry Division Artillery soldiers wore a red beret - the same kind adopted by the Boy Scouts (though the Scouts had adult supervision...).
An I am serious about the Corbenesque style in your poses and shading. If you can perfect that "mise en scene" style of storyboarding he had..., oh, wait. There’s no more underground comics anymore. They went the way of the "head shop" and other stuff of the 60s. Cougashika, aka Mike Keeran Sr."
8 Jul 200645 Xlexks
Hey, I really like all your art work! Big fan of your pics.
Great work, keep it up. ^_^

:-) John R. Claussen Jr. replies: "Thanks alot! "
1 Oct 200645 Anonymous
Mint! Start publishing your work! Comics..Tv cartoons etc...

:-) John R. Claussen Jr. replies: "Yeah.. .publishing would be good... I’ve never had luck with that..."
15 Apr 200845 Anon.
I like your comic you should make more

:-) John R. Claussen Jr. replies: "I’ve been debating starting up the comic again lately, but I’ve got another project keeping me busy lately."
19 Jun 2008:-) Love sandquist
looked through your page ages ago, and just found it again!
still nice stuff, and i like the comic too.

:-) John R. Claussen Jr. replies: "Thanks for the comment... and the return visit!"
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