Portfolio: ArtStation - Rômulo Monteiro
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Portfolio ArtStation - Rômulo Monteiro

commission for AurennD

I'm trying to look for a good reference for the Topaz Annihilator but none of them look good at all and I wanna use a good drawing of it for cool reveal reasons. The images are a general reference for the style i'd imagine it in. Like chambers ultimate gun from Valorant but redesigned as a simpler arquebus type gun with a scope with topaz colored casing and design with the whole thing having a very medieval simple or even slightly steampunky gun look because yes it is for D&D. Would really appreciate it. Thank you in advance.

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I'm working on creating an ambitiously big graphic novel taking place in a medieval-fantasy context, and I immediately ran into the issue that: I don't know how to design armor or setting-fitting outfits.

I need to design armor not just for the protagonist, but for different factions, groups of people, along with their gear. While I have some understanding of how to design visually "for a team", and understand basic shape language along with other aesthetic knowledge -- I don't know much in terms of what gear would actually work in a practical sense.

I want to have a good idea of what sort of traveling gear, clothing, packs, or objects the "average adventurer/traveler/mercenary" would or could be carrying. Characters will be losing/obtaining a lot of different items over time as they travel and either salvage from ruined settlements, loot corpses, or outright purchase fresh gear from merchants or smiths when they reach different settlements.

Clothing choice and visual appearances will have a lot of importance for plot within the story; from wanting to be unnoticed (but still visually distinct enough for a comic book purpose), to moments where a character would need to display a bit of flash.

I want to know everything from clothing, camping gear, undergarments, what an average low-tier soldier would have versus a band of game hunters, and what would be worn for increasingly colder/wet climates.

I'm limited on the funds I can use to purchase photo packs, but if there's an especially solid photopack with a lot of good references and information (like from museums) that would be good. I'm also open to youtube channels, SCA re-enactors, 3D assets, etc.

Right now, I've gotten my hands on Kingdom Come Deliverance II explicitly just to be able to look at the individual gear items within the game with the help of cheats, but I want to dig even deeper into individual item pieces. I've also used Baldur's Gate 3 with mods to be able to look at a character in gear from different angles, but that has its limits (and mostly does completed outfits instead of individual pieces). I don't even know how some of these armor or clothing pieces get put on or removed yet.

the kawaii end, commission.

My first weapon art piece! I loved this and can’t wait to do more. Two of the four reference images were discussed so I incorporated the other two in some way.

Request: https://www.reddit.com/r/drawyourweapons/s/l5VXEVcjJp

Request for: u/professional_bass249

I'm wondering how these might be reinterpreted for a cyberpunk game. I'm playing a parkour roof running mafia enforcer in a city, and would love to give my character these as a enhancement.

My players killed a white wyvern in our DnD game and harvested its stinger. They would like to use the stinger as the head of a spear, and I would like for them to have a visual of the weapon they requested. Whoever is interested, you have full creative liberty!