In the early years of his youth, Daarken attended the Academy of Art University in San Francisco. Most of his days were spent huddled over a sketchbook at a figure drawing workshop or in a cafe, where he was affectionately known as “the guy that likes to draw deltoids.” After three long years of drawing deltoids and video game playing, Daarken graduated Cum Laude with a BFA in traditional illustration. Daarken began his career in 2004 when his incessant video game playing was interrupted by a phone call. The mysterious voice on the other end identified himself as someone from Wizards of the Coast. Daarken immediately blurted out that he would like to work for them. His overzealous nature was countered with the statement “but you haven’t even heard what the project is yet.” And so began the lifestyle of creating monsters and zombies, with the occasional video game playing on the side. Daarken’s true video game playing powers were put to the test when he was hired by Mythic Entertainment in 2007 as a concept artist for Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning. His two loves combined into a gigantic ball of awesomeness, which he happily rolls around all day. He now spends his days creating Warhammer monsters and zombies and, of course, playing more video games.
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@CourSpringer is a scammer.
He does NOT want to pay you $500 or ANY amount of money for art, permissions, or to avoid a lawsuit. He is a SCAMMER!
How the scam works:
Contact and fake project: A scammer contacts you for a project, like art or "work" you are doing for them.
Payment via check: They say they will pay you via check, which they will send to you.
Mobile deposit: You will be asked to deposit the check using your bank's mobile app.
More money back: The scammer will then tell you to send some of the money back to them through an app or another method to pay for "project costs" or for other expenses.
Bank returns the check: After a few days, your bank will return the check as a bad check.
Victim is responsible: You are now responsible for the entire amount of the bad check.
Report the scam: You should immediately report the scam to the Federal Trade Commission at
Report it: Report the scam to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) at ReportFraud.ftc.gov and your state attorney general.
Be safe!
Sorry to see you go… hope your’e living a happy life.
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