ff'ing artblog

Some darker atmosphere.

My first attempt at playing with a character's theme variations.

No forest theme without marimba.

Magic crystals and flying ships.

Our homebrew DnD campaign was largely inspired by my nostalgia for old timey j-rpgs, and I tried to implement some of their atmosphere into the scores I wrote for our sessions. Which is not only fun but also a nice way of learning.

The theme I wrote for my friend's character. A young shepherd who may or may not be a werewolf.

Anyway. I do not just draw my DSA character. I've also composed a theme song for my soldier boy.

More DSA sketches. Short session in which my Character met (or rather saw) a NPC from his back story and consequently left my fellow player's character alone with their task at hand, to instead persue his ex old school friend.

A collection of messy DSA-sketches. I never take the time to finish anything these days, but at least I keep sketching.

I don't draw a lot of postable stuff lately. But here's a quick and tiny sketch of my DSA character (right) with two friends from military academy.

A very innocent elf (who belongs to @igraine-ohnefurcht)

And another one. @igraine-ohnefurcht's elven wizard, @queerpumpkins' kenku cleric and @kalamos' druid, currently a horse.

I just realised I never posted a single one of my DnD sketches. So here is one, featuring @akalamos' half-orc druid and my gnome warlock.

Imposter syndrome, plant version.

I had planned to go out more and practice painting landscapes, cityscapes and people on the tram. Guess I'll stick with our house as reference for now.