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Published: 2008-10-30 01:58:57 +0000 UTC; Views: 10747; Favourites: 151; Downloads: 259
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This shirtless hunk of fighting monk sports demonic tattoos, a mullet, and a porn mustache. And yet he kicks butt for god. Donβt try to understand him. A D&D character played by my friend Gerald Harris.Related content
Comments: 54
Yeah he does look like "The Dying Gaul" but that was not my influence. I cant remember what I was thinking when I drew this. Beautiful sculpture though!Β 
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It looks almost like a Dragonmark from the Eberron campaign setting.
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His right deltoid is a little bulgy, other than that, it looks great! I really like the texture on the wind-swept sash.
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Yeah, his arms are a bit messed up. But i'm glad the drawing isn't a total loss.
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I like his design for some odd reason. It works.
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Well, I drew it for a friend and many of the specific details of the design are from his imagination.
I lifted the pose from an image I saw of a gladiator waving to a crowd.
The design may work because there isn't much of my influence in it. 
Still it was fun to draw.
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Awesome picture and the comment had us laughing
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You've put a smile on my face.
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I was wondering if you accept commissions for character sketches, and if so, what your pricing would look like.
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AWW, I'm not doing commissions right now. Sorry. 
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reminds me of sabin from ff6. nevertheless, i like it!
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Well, after I used Google to find our who Sabin is I agree he does look like Vunak. Minus the 1970'smustache. Actually Sabin is cooler looking than my guy. Ah, well.
Thanks for checking our my drawing!
Drop by any time.
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I think he kinda looks like Brad Pitt... Pretty cool and sexy should I say... I love how you keep the shadows and strokes simple. He could make a good comic hero.
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Hehe, no problem, I have some books about how to draw cutting edge anatomy and you increased my appetite to read them with this drawing. Keep up the good work!
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haha business in the back, party in the front. Such a sturdy lad
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Errr... 'a porn mustache'..? XDDD sounds nice XD details are amazing, like always. I like the belt, and the every hair on his body 
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I'm not used to be 'too kind', so it is just true
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Wow... you know the art is awesome when you can pin-point the guy as a monk without even reading the comment.
Great job once again Staino.
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Well, Thank you!
I'm glad I can communicate visually. Now if I could just find a way to be less of a coward.
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Eh. Being a coward is better for us artists. I mean if we did get up the courage to throw a punch, chances are we'd just injury our hand and not be able to draw because of it.
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Very interesting charcater! clol.
Great detail!!
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Vunak is the man! His name is pronounced Voo-nak if your wandering. Um probably not. He he.
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oops!! I was thinking it was Voo-nock!!! I'm sorry. ^^
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Also I spelled wondering as wandering. I canβt spell when Iβm sleepy late at night!
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lol..those sheriff-like mustache are the best part of all XD
very original ^^
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I Thank you!
Very kind indeed.
On a completely separate note.
P.S. Did I mention I am hobo and a coward in real life.
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Thank you, That is cool of you to say.
On a completely separate note. I'm what future father in-laws refer to as βa failureβ.
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bah silly fathers-in-la, they know noting! Nothing i say!
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Thanks! I Needed That!
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You make me smile.
Thanks!
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Love the mustache. 
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Yep! I'm all about the character design.
Thanks!
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You're a machine!
That one would make a cool figure kit.
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Wow Thanks!
Yeah, there is some nice subtle movement in the pose. How did that happen?
I bet the tattoos would be tricky to paint. If I wasnβt so comfortable in my artistically stagnant state I would take up sculpting. Woops! Sorry, that came out sounding bitter.
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