Thomas

@thomasrothlisberg.bsky.social

Freelance Comicker Covers + Interiors @ IDW

Just realized I never shared this here TMNT art in the style of old Bengus art (circa MvC1.) Made the Turtles, and was initially just going to add April O'Neil, ended up adding Splinter, Bebop and Rocksteady as well. I made these during a number of livestreams. Could be fun to add more.

Square layout of the Teenage Mutant Ninja turtles, along with April O'Neal, Bebop, Rocksteady and Master splinter in the style of old Marvel Vs Capcom 1 portraits. The colors are very intense.

Here are some of my concept arts/sketches for the creatures in Silent Hill 2 Remake, from the "Silent Hill 2 Exhibition" currently being held in Tokyo. Found these on X. Also the in-game model in the shots is not mine. I didn't sculpt any in-game creature models for the Remake.

A shot of my Bubble Head nurse concept arts from the "Silent Hill 2 Exhibition" currently being held in Tokyo.A shot of my Pyramid Head & Mandarin concept arts from the "Silent Hill 2 Exhibition" currently being held in Tokyo.

Okay so I super don't like doing this, but today I found out something unexpected happened with a payment I'd been waiting on. It is getting fixed but will take time and well, I have rent and bills to take care of in the meantime. If I could get any help it'd be appreciated.

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📖 Bytes of Game Ads 📺 "Juuuuusstin!" A splash of adventuresome colour by Takuhito Kusanagi for an RPG with one of the most charming starts to an adventure and one of my favourite intros of all time: GRANDIA. Released first for Sega Saturn in '97 before makings it way to PSX in 1999.

An ad for the Saturn release in 1997, with Justin and Sue in the forefront, drawn in anime style, and up on a cliff plateau above them, many more characters from the game. All framed with a really cool stoney techno-fantasy border.

Even at the height of its popularity, Pokemon was a subject of ridicule among the greater media sphere. We ate it up, but most adults couldn't wrap their heads around it. Had like two friends I could talk about DB with. I don't even remember where I was watching it before Toonami.

Zero Utopia@zeroutopia.bsky.social · last wk.

Genuinely impossible to make people understand how much most the United States in the 90s hated and looked down on anime if they didn't live through it.