Bears can draw, too

A town guard about to tell an adventuring party to move along and mind their own business.

Mistral, Angry Air-Genasi Monk.

Firbolg lady sketch- a new D&D character! Not that many female firbolg drawings, so this was a lot of improve. Still figuring out the right shades of brown and red.

A halfling girl with her bird (a small ratite chick), in dark clothes. Cleaned-up sketch.

Here’s the full episode

Sketch of my current D&D character, Yarrow Shump, blacksmith, weapons enthusiast, and aspiring noble. Has horrible aim, but does a ton of damage if her glaive connects. Recently acquired a nice bottle of perfume and fancy clothes.

My process is getting more streamlined, and the line-work didn’t take forever. Also maybe accidentally channeled a certain christian musical.

Armor designed without direct reference, will get better reference next time.

Different styles/methods used in each. In the Campaign Map I used a pre-made map brush set, which looks good but I don’t think the terrain is as clear as I’d like it to be. I like the black and white of the City Map, but it doesn’t quite fit with the others. At some point I would like to redo the first map with a style similar to these: (1) (2) (3).

A color sketch character design, from prompt.

An update to the previous map, now a physical map with distinct mountains!

1. Base map 2. Biomes map 3. Ranges of races map 4. Scale overlay map

Character Prompt: “ A delicately-featured woman with pale skin and light blonde hair. She has a large pink flower in her hair and has a grin on her face  ”

Character Prompt: “ a modern-day wizard ”

Character Prompt: “ An injured royal messenger ”

I can’t take anything seriously at this point

Short haircut, new icon! This blog probably needs a new theme, too.