Magnus Maximus’s Imperial Imagination Emporium

[ams]

Here your pic you requested. Hope you like it. Cheers!

[Magnus Maximus]

Alright, here’s my new piece, the second to come in my Greek Gods series. Here’s Hermes, messenger of the gods!

[Magnus Maximus]

Alright, here’s what I’ve got next. This is the Captain of the Guard. Credit goes to ams for the use of his pose text. (Sorry ams. I’ll ask first next time. ) And here’s a close-up of his time-and-battle-worn face.

[Magnus Maximus]

Whoops. Here’s the Captain again with some minor modifications I forgot to make. Enjoy!

[Magnus Maximus]

And here’s yet another new work. I tried experimenting with shading a little bit here. Make way for…

HERCULES!!!

[Magnus Maximus]

Credit, of course, goes to ams (again!) for the use of his hairpiece design for his SAM character. (I’m really sorry for this ams. I need to stop plagiarizing all your wonderful ideas.)

[MisterDinoMan]

I really like the Captain. He looks tough.

[Magnus Maximus]

Thanks. He’s fiercely protective of his town.

[Magnus Maximus]

Here’s my latest: The Rogue Elf. Ams, I really hope you don’t mind me using your pose. I frequently suffer from creator’s block.

And here’s the headshot.

[Magnus Maximus]

Here’s my newest: A soldier under the command of the Captain (see above):

[Magnus Maximus]

This is what I call The Holy and The Hellish. This is my representation of the constant struggle between angels and demons.

[The Atomic Punk]

Great poses and background effects. Might want to do a little more with one of their faces, though. Unless your intent is to make them twins or direct opposites.

[MisterDinoMan]

I like the concept and that sunset background is pretty well executed

[Magnus Maximus]

Thanks guys. They’re supposed to be different, but there’s only so much you can do with those turned heads. Also, when I downloaded the picture, it cut off the horns that the demon is supposed to have.

[Magnus Maximus]

Hey there, fellow HeroMachiners! I have returned after an unfortunately long absence. Here is a recent piece I made for school. I was working on a history project themed on the Maya (yes, the proper term is Maya, not Mayan) and I decided to use this wonderful program to enhance my efforts. Enjoy!

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