As always, Sketch Artist has a bunch of awesome artwork today, but there are also a few changes underway which you will probably notice while browsing the galleries... We're currently streamlining things a little bit, in hopes of making the pages here both easier for the viewer to browse and for the staff to maintain, so artists' email address and homepage URL will be presented in their profiles, which are linked from their names in the picture's page, rather than on the picture's page itself. Hopefully, this will keep contact info up to date and make updates much faster. (If not for the whole process of implementing and restructuring for this thing, I'd say it already has...) A few other changes, prompted by user suggestions, are also in effect as of now, but they're a bit less obvious. And yes -- this means I am open to suggestions on ways to make Sketch Artist the best it can possibly be; if there's something that bugs you, however minor, or you have an idea about how to improve something, drop me a line and I'll see what I can do.

   And as I mentioned above, as well as last update, we're still in the process of implementing a system of contributor profiles, which are fully explained here. This is open to anyone who has had work posted in the past, but not a requirement for having work posted; we can just whip up a small page with the last known contact info for any artist who doesn't send one in, no problem. But if you're interested, I encourage you to send an email to Arpad, our archive man, with any of the extra info you feel like providing.

   Anyway, 24 excellent pieces today, and I'm quite pleased with the wide variety. Not that I dislike the more commonly represented games in the least, but man -- it's great to see Castlevania and Legend of Mana art, among other things. And today's artwork from the more commonly represented games has a pretty good share of unusual subjects, too. And some of it is just plain twisted... I love it! Heh heh heh...

   -- Andrea Hartmann