Don't Tell the Horses the Stable's on Fire.

Here are some thumbnails for a set of articles about Succubus themed villains, items and encounters from Nevermet Press (the gentlemen behind Open Game Table and the villain-a-week blog project). 

For the Mask of Truth; looking through the mask reveals the presence of shapeshifting demons out to tempt humans to do the stuff that they probably would have done without prompting. Got to adjust the eyehole effect.
A mancatcher and an amulet.
I'm filling in on the first week's villain portrait for The Desire. I'll readily admit that I ripped off Sargent completely, but it's bound to change before the final. And, hey, I gave her a different dress and jewelry and a peacock feather. And an indication of drapery in the background.  Plus, he's dead. So he can't sue. 

Been hitting a wall with drawing. Over and over. Making excuses for too long, not being ambitious enough. Only solution is more drawing. 

I got some how-to books on figure drawing and painting, but I honestly don't know how to learn from them. Do I copy what's in there? Just read it like a lesson plan? Who knows? I don't. 

(And this has nothing to do with Bear Vs. Shark, I just couldn't think of a good title so I put in the current iTunes track.)