The Tale of The Goblin and The Priest

More rough sketches from another quiet hour in a coffee shop. God bless my family - when they go shopping, I get time to draw.

There is a story here. I've just gotta draw it.

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Rough pages for a fantasy tale

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2010-11-12

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2010-11-12

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2010-11-12

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Univeral

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Fantasy

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des | 2010-11-14 00:19

I'm off to the offy!

What'd you say ...Siegerlandiakrombacher with pills? sounds heavy.

Gimme a few days - I'll conduct trials and report back...

Kringe (ICOM e.V.) | 2010-11-13 15:53

Well ... Riverdance was such a ... thrilling experience ... sort of ....

Do you know our Siegerlandian Beer? Krombacher Pils? Is it available up there in the land of extra stout?

Then taste and draw!

des | 2010-11-13 10:49

@ Tommes : Many thanks, my friend. I just wish I had the training, skill, and ability to finish the work to the level you and so many other excellent artists here achieve.

@ Kringe : Interesting questions, Matthias.

Just remember what happened the last time you asked me a question.

Remember Riverdance!

Be careful what you ask....

Kringe (ICOM e.V.) | 2010-11-13 10:04

I like the tattoos on the goblin's face and forehead ... well ... and the other sketches, too.

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What would happen, if you drank tea? Espresso? Irish coffee? Lemonade?

Or try Siegerlandian beer ...

tommes | 2010-11-12 23:01

What shall I say? What is there left to say? It's great - I love your doodles and admire the ideas you seem to have all of the time spooking in your head eager to come out ....very impressive!!!

des | 2010-11-12 20:41

Many thanks for the kind words - particularly as you guys all do pretty amazing stuff yourselves. Much appreciated.

In all honesty, this is just stream-of-consciousness doodling with a half baked story outline in my head. It probably looks better than it really is because of the cleaning up that happens when an image is presented on a computer screen. I'm frankly appalled at how rough and ready the stuff looks on paper. Also, an hour of uninterrupted drawing is a long time - it's not difficult to get a lot done if you have no distractions - and plenty of coffee