BoniTa CartooNs And ARTs: November 2011

Kingdom Under Fire II Characters

Stunning Kingdom Under Fire II fan Art by Young-june Choi. Young-june is a Concept Artist based in Songnam, Kyonggi-do, Korea, South. Kingdom Under Fire II is an upcoming real-time strategy video game developed by Blueside.

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Vicky MNC Bonita Cartoons and Arts

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Game Concept Art

Falling avalanche

Awesome game concept art by Kerem Beyit. Kerem was born in Ankara, Turkey, (1980) and started drawing in his early childhood with the effect of comic books. In Gazi University, department of graphics he studied graphic design for four years. Kerem learned illustration, game concept art from the great fantasy artists like Frazetta and Brom. And he has worked for various places doing graphicand illustration studies, book covers, local comics also magazines and books for children.

Nemexia noxis

Jedi general

Jawa warlord

Ivymane

Factions

Dealing with the guild

Dark sun dwellers

Confederation soldier

Bezzatin grzzat

Berserk rage

Avindel

Arkin ironshanks

Ancient strange and lovely

The city of seven spears

Souls for the smugglers shiv

Offspring cover

Street fighter characters

Stunning Street fighter characters artwork by Doe. Doe is a Toronto, Ontario based artist.

Incredible Comic Book Girls

Jeffrey Scott Campbell (born April 12, 1973) is an American comic book artist. He has had several pen names, including “Jeff Scott”, but is best known as J. Scott Campbell. He rose to fame as an artist for Wildstorm Comics, though he has since done work for Marvel Comics (most notably as a cover artist on Amazing Spider-Man), and the video game industry. He resides in California.

Campbell is best known as the original artist and co-creator of Gen13 and Danger Girl. He got his big break at Jim Lee’s Wildstorm Productions with his work on Gen13, his first comic book series, which featured a group of teenage heroes. He soon gained a reputation in the American comics industry for his highly sexualized illustrations of women (You can visit our article – Disney for Adults, to see more Campbell’s illustrations).