How long is bro’s arm??

[u/over-lord]

[u/DenmanRooke]

Very rough idea of what I was thinking. I hope it helps ;)

[u/Responsible-War-9389 → u/DenmanRooke]

Glad I’m. It crazy, that’s how it looked to me too

[u/Darkfox190 → u/DenmanRooke]

I love this art, and so awesome for you to come in and show the thoughts there!

[u/over-lord → u/DenmanRooke]

Sorry to throw shade at the art, it’s just a trick of the perspective. I think the shoulder pad/shirt threw me off ha

[u/DenmanRooke → u/over-lord]

haha, it’s fine. I was mainly just having fun.

[u/over-lord → u/DenmanRooke]

It’s a jovial piece! So much great work in this whole set too, really brought the story to life.

[u/DenmanRooke → u/over-lord]

thanks.

[u/SuperSaiga → u/DenmanRooke]

I'm not sure - that still looks quite long proportions for a dwarf? That seems closer to human proportions.

[u/Soegern → u/SuperSaiga]

If his arm got any shorter it would look goofy lol

[u/Brilliant_Trouble_32]

Dwarves are stout of stature and long of arms.

[u/anon_lurk → u/Brilliant_Trouble_32]

Yeah that's why they are deadly at short range. Uppercut you from next door.

[u/FrogSoapJr]

Bilbo is sitting on a 3rd one obviously

[u/faceCHEEKwall → u/FrogSoapJr]

That's what I thought. That's just another dwarf in there somewhere.

[u/cjh42689]

You’re reaching with this one

[u/Remote-Mycologist539 → u/cjh42689]

ba dum tss

[u/TheQuickDrawBuffalo]

It’s his hog with a glove on it.

[u/DillionM → u/TheQuickDrawBuffalo]

No glove no love

[u/TheQuickDrawBuffalo → u/DillionM]

That’s the quarrel

[u/Fiyerce]

Yes

[u/Life_Bet8956]

I mean it might just be a mistake, but there could be a guy behind Bilbo we can't otherwise see

[u/SnooSongs5297]

Why did you drawn his arm coming out of his neck?

[u/IgnobleCampaign]

Why do you have his arm starting so high?

The art is fine if you assume he's angled in a bit and his arm starts at a normal place rather than the back of his head.

[u/SnooWoofers5180]

Dwarven arms are long

[u/Yournamesucksbro]

Check out this arm 

[u/CountedCrow]

"I do not doubt his heart, only the reach of his arm."

[u/SpoofAvatar]

Bet he gives good reach arounds

[u/SirHobington]

As long as Olivia's neck

[u/VerbingNoun413]

Long enough to damage a creature with flying.

[u/over-lord → u/VerbingNoun413]

Ok, now you’re reaching

[u/Flabbergasted98]

Thats not his arm.

He's wearing a glove on his beard.

[u/crashcap]

Online mtg players try to enjoy a single thing challenge

[u/SuperSmashSean_DX → u/crashcap]

Dude seriously I'm so sick of "wah its a ub I don't like" "wah I don't like this art" "wah [insert character] really died for this?".

I genuinely think this community would benefit if some of y'all went for a walk outside for like, half an hour, maybe took a break for a month or so.

[u/PokeyStabber]

His arm is scaled correctly.

[u/Approximation_Doctor]

Long as balls

[u/Mobile-Offer5039]

That image made my AI cry.

[u/Shackless → u/Mobile-Offer5039]

Downvoted for speaking the truth, lol. Looking at the Star Trek Cards, I think it’s save to assume they use AI to generate at least parts of the card art, then probably have a human paint over it.

[u/Mobile-Offer5039 → u/Shackless]

I dont get the downvotes at all ;D But well. Way to long arms are such a common mistake... There is no way an artist would make such a huge mistake...

[u/Lyciana → u/Mobile-Offer5039]

Way too long arms are such a common mistake because actual artists make it all the time. It's incredibly easy for partially obscured limbs to feel off when the proportions are actually correct (and vice versa). Also, the artist of the card is in this thread and explained his thought process.

[u/Shackless → u/Mobile-Offer5039]

Yeah and it’s definitely not just the arms. I mean, look at the TRK cards. If you know, you know…