Conan had many conquests, but after so much blood and death, he set his sights on winning the Cimmerian Open and then wearing the crown of mens singles champion upon a troubled brow.
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"To smash your opponent's serve, to drive his backhand before you, to hear the lamentation of the line judges..."
ReplyDeletehahahahaha! This ones snarky. And Aaron, you totally beat me to that comment.
ReplyDeleteWait till he uses his awesome backhand... dubbed "The Wheel of Pain"... not to be confused with his impressive serve that he dubs "Anvil of Crom!"
ReplyDeleteGreat pose and anatomy on this sketch, Steve!
lol, I love your work, really, what a mind and this one of conan is just HILARIOUS I mean who'd ever imagined him playing!!!! You have a fan in me, beautiful work!@
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