Please read this journal entry if you are interested in helping with a video game concept.

I am working on a game, and am in need of some concept artwork. If you would like to be a part of it, and possibly do some artwork, I need some 'monsters' 'mutants' and other 'horror' genre creations. If you attach a sample drawing to any message you send me, I would be very appreciative. Thank you for your time.

Some suggestions?

Please, nothing cartoony
Anything biological
Animals
People
Plants
Etc... etc...


Here is the basic rundown of my video game concept: My main character, named Evellyn-Marie Pryce, had just landed her first big gig as an Investigative Journalist. The setting is New York City, NY... 1951. She is working for a Mr. Jon Ball of the Daily Scribe newspaper. She notices some weird behavioral changes in some citizens of the city. So, she decides to do some field work... Without the okay from her boss.

Now, all the player starts with is a pen, a ream of lined paper, 3 MRE's (Meals Ready to Eat), and a rusty pocket knife. They start out in a laboratory in down town NY.
Evellyn goes (throughout the beginning of the game) to her car, drives to her apartment, and goes through her library of reference books, scientific books and even looks into some magical books of sorts, looking for proper answers to the questions raging through her mind. Days and days go by without any suggestions of possible clues. Evellyn is finally starting to give up the search, when she gets an idea, remembering that a relative of hers told her about his research in a lab. In an attempt to find these documents, Evellyn-Marie goes from a small underground laboratory to the depths of Hell and beyond!

Recently,
I have been grabbing things off the top of my head, and drawing them. Just a couple hours ago, I get news that my friend (I won't say whom, because I'm good like that.)told me that our friend needs help. I'm going to dedicate a book of drawings to this friend of mine and she can have it. So, whenever she feels the need to say the things I was told she said, she could look in that book and feel better. This is a personal matter, so I'm going to knock off the commishes until further notice. Then, when I'm done doing what I'm going to do, I'll open the commishes back up.

i had an idea whilst sitting at home, bored out of my mind. i asked myself, 'what can i do?' and i came up with a ten character concept book of drawings. so, commissions are:

Line Drawings:

BUST (WITH CHARACTER CONCEPT) $12
FULL BODY (WITH BACKGROUND) $15

Ink and Color Drawings:

CHARACTER CONCEPT $20
60-PAGE TEN CHARACTER CONCEPT BOOK $30

140-PAGE TEN CHARACTER CONCEPT BOOK $50

Important Note #1: THIS 'TEN CHARACTER CONCEPT BOOK' AND THE 'CHARACTER CONCEPT' ARE not THE SAME.
A) CHARACTER CONCEPT IS ONE FULL PAGE OF ONE CHARACTER IN DIFFERENT POSES, DIFFERENT ACTIONS.

B) THE TEN CHARACTER CONCEPT BOOK WILL BE 60 PAGES LONG WITH 20 BONUS PAGES, OR 140 PAGES LONG WITH 20 BONUS PAGES.


THERE ARE RULES HOWEVER.

1. NO REQUESTS FOR RAUNCHY, RUDE OR NUDE DRAWINGS IN BOOKS.

2. PLEASE BE VERY SPECIFIC IN DESCRIPTION OF: NUMBER OF CHARACTERS WANTED IN BOOK, CHOICE BETWEEN 3-10 CHARACTERS AND A 60 OR 140 PAGE BOOK.

3. THERE ARE TEN OPEN SLOTS FOR COMMISSIONS. PLEASE BE PATIENT.

4. I WILL BE ABLE TO MAKE TEN BOOKS PER YEAR. THAT IS IF I DON'T HAVE ANY LINE DRAWING COMMISHES OR FULL BODY COMMISHES... AGAIN, PLEASE HAVE PATIENCE. I AM A VERY BUSY PERSON.

5. THE TEN CHARACTER CONCEPT BOOK WILL BE CALLED WHATEVER YOU WANT. (WITHIN REASON, OF COURSE)

6. ALL COMMISHES ARE very DETAILED WORKS OF MINE, AND I WOULD LIKE IT IF YOU WOULD PAY PROMPTLY.
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note me for details, or answers to further questions you have about commishes. commishes will be sent as soon as they are completed.
thank you all!

Today I am supposed to wait for my significant other to get off of work, and the poor thing is working another day... so it's six days for two weeks he has to work... and I am sitting at home doing work of my own... drawing. But the shit kicker is, I don't have any inspiration. Funny, huh?

Well, I don't wanna sound depressing here, but there's absolutely no one at home, and I can here the thoughts echoing off of the inside of my head, it's so quiet. God, I have to get a job, a car, and some groceries. Wish me luck everyone.

Puffin

'Even my enemies have a way of being helpful when they are trying to hurt me.'
-Isao 'Henry' Nakada

It seems that I am having a tough time trying to come to terms with my grandfather's passing. However, when I look back at all the memories I have of him, they are so wonderful. Understand that this is why I have such a hard time with it.
Cried again today, for the first time since the memorial. Though I finally understand the quote above, I still don't understand why my grandfather had to leave this earth at such an age. About ten days before his passing, I called my grandfather telling him about all the things I did. Although he said he was proud of me, he stopped me right then, in the middle of my paraphrase, and told me to write him a letter telling me about all these things in writing. Let me explain. We Nakadas are a very proud family, although we are taught not to boast. I had made a fatal mistake of letting my prideful self get in the way of my humble heart that day.
Four or five days later, I started writing the letter to my grandfather. It took me a full two days to get it in perfect handwriting, type it up, and get it in an envelope to send it off. Two days later I got an email from my father telling me the worst news I have heard in a long while.
The ironic thing was that Grandpa Isao had planned a trip down to Hawaii to see the family. He was supposed to come down some time in May. He never got to make that trip, and I never got to see Grandpa Isao's face again. My guess is, he knew that his time was up, and although he wanted to see me again, he wouldn't be able to. The only regret I have in life is that I didn't get to see my grandfather's face, or talk to him one last time. It still hurts to this day. I still have the memories of him though. That's enough for me...

In Memory of Isao Nakada
With Great Love & Honesty Forever,
His Granddaughter,

Simone Tsuru Nakada-Agarimoshiguwa