So, I like to draw and stuff. And I was like, “Hey, there are a lot of people who do sketch dumps on the TTV MBs. Why don’t I do that?”
So I did that. Hopefully I’ll update this topic every once and a while, but I might forget.
Either way, starting off I have a ton of stuff that I’ve drawn over this recent school year. Some of the pictures are older than others, so there might be a big difference in quality between some of the pictures.
A humanized Lord Business. Because why not? Normally I really don’t like the idea of humanizing certain characters, but I wanted to see how I could translate Lord Business’ armor into something a normal human fleshling could wear.
A picture that I’m very proud of, it’s Samus in her Varia Suit, based off of the design from Metroid II and Super Metroid.
A rather rude Bulborb interrupting a Red Pikmin’s workplace.
The little tube that THE BABY was kept in at the beginning of Super Metroid. Jeez, the glass tubes in Metroid must be made out of the weakest glass, they always end up breaking, and whatever was in them always ends up escaping.
A battle between Ness and Jeff and a Starman, in the style of the actual battles from Earthbound.
Animated Megatron abusing Starscream, as always.
How Bionicle ended. Admit it, this is exactly how it happened.
Makuta in his void form from MNOG.
Durge, the awesome bounty hunter from the 2003 Clone Wars series.
Please make this guy canon again.
Pink Guy, the guy in pink spandex.
Samus fighting an Omega Metroid.
Drawings of Samus and Ridley based on their sprites and artwork for the original Metroid for the NES.
Ness and a Flying Man from Earthbound.
A currently unfinished picture of Makuta, based off of his appearance in the movies.
The Smash 4 version of the Other M version of the Varia Suit.
A very quick sketch of Gali, Master of Water.
The basic Chozo Power Suit, based off of the design from Metroid II and Super Metroid.
Also, sorry if the pictures are too small, I had to embed them from flickr because they weren’t uploading for me, for some reason. If you click on the picture, it’ll take you directly to the flickr post with a larger version of the picture.