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Eric Flood

(blueatheart)

United States
Sunnyvale
California

I rather like this painting. It needs a tad more board details, unfortunately, or perhaps more pieces or something.

But, I love the style (not necessarily the animals, but the feel of the characters in the painting is great). In particular, I really love the smile on the bull/ox). I would be very interested to see more in this vein, maybe some train games?

Edited Sun Jul 18, 2010 10:19 pm
Posted Sun Jul 18, 2010 10:18 pm
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David Bohnenberger

(Dweeb)

United States
Swarthmore
Pennsylvania

Beautiful.

Posted Mon Jul 19, 2010 3:22 am
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Hertzog Johannes van Heerden

(Hertzog)

South Africa
Johannesburg
Gauteng

Currently modding BSG PBF 235

More, please! meeple

Posted Wed Jul 21, 2010 9:59 am
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Hannu Sinisalo

(OpettajaH)

Finland
Tampere

Can you guess who is winning and who is not?

And I can't promise anything sure about new pictures from this artist, but my guess is that there may be some coming up.

Posted Wed Jul 21, 2010 7:15 pm
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Blorb Plorbst

(CrankyPants)

United States
Bloomington
Indiana

I think we're all bozos on this bus.

Fantastic work. And the Cow is clearly winning.

Posted Sun Jul 25, 2010 4:34 am
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Mark van Dyk

(Grimhelm)

United States

Indiana

blueatheart wrote:

I rather like this painting. It needs a tad more board details, unfortunately, or perhaps more pieces or something.

But, I love the style (not necessarily the animals, but the feel of the characters in the painting is great). In particular, I really love the smile on the bull/ox). I would be very interested to see more in this vein, maybe some train games?

So, what about this painting do you really like again? LOL Not the game board, not the pieces, not the animals...

Actually, as an artist, more detail on the board would be imbalancing to the rest of the painting. My question is, what the hell is the black and white guy?!?!? A skunk/crazed terrier? And clearly the raccoon is winning. Look at his expression! He has something up his sleeve.

Posted Sun Jul 25, 2010 9:22 am
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Hannu Sinisalo

(OpettajaH)

Finland
Tampere

The furious creature who is losing badly is a cat. It features in a couple of more paintings as well, but those paintings are unfortunately not board game related.

Posted Tue Jul 27, 2010 6:32 am
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Mark van Dyk

(Grimhelm)

United States

Indiana

Well, Hannu, I am a gamer and a painter too. I think it was a great idea! My friend wants me to make a drawing of dogs playing Settlers of Catan. We'll see!

Posted Tue Jul 27, 2010 1:30 pm
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Sonja Tolvanen

(Motobari)

Finland

I painted this picture. Inspiration for this painting came from our Imperial gaming sessions. Me, my boyfriend (OpettajaH) and one friend of us often play Imperial together. Our plays are very intense. Including at least two hours speculations of the winning strategies in a local bar afterwards.

The creature who is evidently loosing it all is a cat called Pyssy*.
I have painted a couple of pictures of him. He is an impatient and sometimes illtempered lad. In this picture the racoon have spoiled Pyssy´s taxation with his army. It causes a fierce reaction.

I decided not to paint any more board details because I found it unnecessary. The factory and army say it all. I also prefer drawing little details rather than painting them.

(* Pyssy means a gun in Finnish)