Shards

It's good to be back. I truly do enjoy being in Fanart, getting to see the wonderful art submitted each week. While I regretfully can't bring you as many images as I would like (blame those non-broadband users), I hope you've enjoyed this weeks's additions to the RPGalleries.

In past columns, I ran a sort of Fanart Q&A, where readers could write in with art-related questions to ask of me and information to share with other artists. While I hesitate to call myself an authority on the topic, I am very interested in it, and have four years of education at a visual arts school and a veritable library of information and resources. Thus, I would like to pick the column up again, beginning with next week's Fanart update, and encourage you all to write in with questions. The topic can be on art in video games, classical artists, technical photoshop stuff, or even my own work. Pretty much anything regarding art is a valid question. I will answer at least a couple questions each week, and hopefully this will become not only an effective way to share some of what I've learned with you, but also a place for our artists to come for discussion on such topics.

So if you've got a question you'd like answered, please send it in. You may either include it along with your fanart submission, or just submit it to fanart@rpgamer.com by itself. (If you are submitting a question without fanart, please enter "shards question" in the email subject line.)

I look forward to another batch of beautiful work next time, and we'll see how the Q&A column works out. Also, be sure to check back next week for something special.