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This is what I have made so far, but I want to do more character portraits. We will see. Kewe is an IG character of mine, and the green shirt was a baldie who was very wholesome man who just wanted to get his poor mousie help, ignore the other one.

thank you to @Drakeven for the creative colossus nickname seen here

An idea I wanted to do for a while but took some time to figure out how I wanted to draw it... I thought it could make for an interesting drawing to have Jonah's robotic limb detached for whatever reason. Or maybe I just wanted to draw him shirtless, who knows. They say a good character design or pose position can be seen by their silhouette... And after being influenced by a video showing scenes from movies of people's silhouettes I thought to myself i must draw something like this!! it was a bit harder than expected, because I'm so used to putting in details.

Pain. suffering. four.

I will get all access that we need to rebuild for number 2!

Well la de da I'll grab some tools and supplies and rebuild. Also 1

Captain Vorbis was having a bit of trouble cracking open his safe, which had the NAD in it, during nukies, and the swarm of people crowding around him and screaming while he was opening it didn't help much! TAKE THE BLUESHIELD CHALLENGE. Upon arrival at CC, break into the CC bar and take a sip from the forbidden cola. Can you beat my record of.. like... 15 seconds??

Sometimes when people tell me that something (or whatever) reminds them of my character I tend to redraw it. cazdon sent me this saying "have you considered drawing this but with Zeke?" So I did. Here we have an Alternate Universe version of Zeke where he's more of a Syndicate Agent rather than an NT employee.

PSA 2: Weapons on Patrol The annoying thing is that the Sec players who need this advice the most are the ones least likely to listen to this advice: Running around with your weapons unholstered makes you considerably more vulnerable and liable to be attacked than if you're patrolling with holstered weapons. "But Machofish, having my weapon holstered just means I have to click more buttons when I see a threat! That split-second could be a life-or-death matter!" And yes, that is a strong argument. Unfortunately, SS13 logic causes it to be false. Wins often go to wheoever has the drop on their opponent, and an officer with their weapons out without knowing specifically who they're trying to shoot/baton means that anyone hoping to take the officer down gets that much more bang for their buck with their opening move, since something as simple as an un-telegraphed melee disarm can cause an officer to lose their stun weapons and usually their life as a result. From personal experience, most of the crimes stopped by security occur when security responds to a third-party being attacked, not by an officer being attacked on their own and somehow fighting back: If you identify a threat, it's easy enough to backpedal while drawing your weapon of choice, then move in. Alternatively, if you're responding to a distress call, only draw your weapon only once you get close to a department or station area that the distress call came from, to minimize the chance of losing your gear to butterfingers before you even arrive at the scene. And now for something completely different: I'd explain more, but I genuinely don't remember the context. Perhaps that's for the best. And some more sketches from GM'ing Shadowrun: Trying to come up with thoughtful image descriptions while sleep-deprived at 1:00am on a Friday night is difficult, so I'll probably be editing the caption text continuously over the next day or so.