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"Clown and Horse" 2006-09-19 "Six Eye Alien" 2006-06-08 "Confrontation" 2004-11-07 "Minor Slope Troll riding an Anvilhead" 2004-07-19 "Gilascag" 2004-07-19 "Berry Eating Alien 2" 2004-01-20 "The Cleric [coloured]" 2004-01-13 "Near Future Battle Droid" 2003-07-26 "Last Functioning Warbot Returns From Battle" 2003-06-20 "Herb Spirits" 2003-05-20 "Ruins Nexus under attack from the Shadows" 2003-05-20 "Mountain Nexus" 2003-05-20 "Coastal Nexus" 2003-05-20 "Orc Attacking Family" 2003-05-20 "Wood Giant" 2003-04-26 "Survivor or Escapee?" 2003-04-17 "Hunting Bubbleback in muddy water" 2003-02-18 "Disturbed Sleep" 2003-02-18 "The Cleric" 2003-02-17 "Rat Fiend - Experiment Failed" 2002-10-22 "A Startled Breeding Pair of Platmastifs" 2002-10-22 "The Chase [sub-titled : The Big Snail Wanted to Go Fast!]" 2002-10-22 "Regal Beast Braying" 2002-10-22 "Sucker Fish" 2002-10-22 "Hangover" 2002-10-22 "Mysterious Rock" 2002-10-10 "Mutant Lovebirds" 2002-10-10 "Evil Toy" 2002-10-10 "Berry Eating Alien" 2002-10-10

Artist Profile   Name: Anthony Rosbottom Age: 31 Gender: m Sign-up Date: 2002-10-08 Country: UK Contact Info: Email the Artist Homepage: Bliz.co.uk Art & Graphics Website for Anthony Rosbottom Experience: 0 year(s) Influences: In no particular order...Syd Mead, Pixar, Old Japanese Arcade games [like R-Type], Salvidor Dali, H. Bosch, Escher, John Rosbottom, Tim Burton, Rolf Harris, Jenny Curtis, Darren Goodacre [recently departed "We'll miss you Daz!"], Patrick Woodroof, Roger Dean, Rodney Matthews, All the LucasFilm Concept Artists, BattleStar Gallactica, Albert Hurter, Mary Blair, Ken Anderson, Wayne Barlowe, Gustave Dore, Ridley Scott, Salvidor Dali...and others I can't remember right now. Style: My natural style for traditional works is a tight, detailed approach. Most of my work is monotone but I am trying to break into full colour work. I also do digital artwork as a profession but I keep the two techniques apart from each other because I like the contrast of approaches.