Land of Mist and Crows

Shoutout to @monstersovka for inspiration on this. Saw a similar picture they did and needed to do one of the phantom companion of a current Pathfinder character. Made some direct lifts 'cuz they were just too good not to.

Another piece for the lore of the professional project, this guy is one of the primary villains of the setting.

I’m working on a not-entirely-public tabletop project. These illustrations are for a couple of cards that describe player-character abilities. Trying for a bit of an in-game, quasi-tarot style in the imagery and composition. Although the cards will be bigger than standard card-deck size, these will still be pretty small.

Some of the NPC standups from the tabletop campaign. I started doing these to stand and take up a 1x1 inch space, but I think from now on I’m going to start doing person-sized standups a half-inch taller or so, to not be so limited by a 1 inch square space. Good small scale cartooning practice though! 

I do the maps and black-and-white standups for any named NPCs.

Doodled up in Photoshop with the Darkest Dungeon brushes.

Another inkotber imp! ink and watercolor.

Lil’ imp guy in ink and watercolor for inktober

Experimenting with digital color over ink. Used a little brush for most of it, with a tech pen for the little city details and such. Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn.

ink doodle of the Spooky Space Kook!

So here's an angry dead wizardy guy. He's about to zap somebody for pilfering his goods. His grave goods.

It's good advice.

Digital doodle for SketchDaily, it's a cavey-kinda witch.

  Another watercolor, this one I tweaked a little in photoshop, mostly just kicking up the contrast levels in a few places and getting it to resemble the real-life values of the painting.

Experiments in watercolor continue, I guess this is like my first official watercolor thing. I think I feel like I have more control over making what I want to happen with color and texture basing work more in traditional media rather than digital...I think. On Arches' cold-press watercolor board.

For SketchDaily's theme of "Stripes." Hey I've been to Saturn! Got to try out some markers.

This is me trying to learn myself how to watercolor (it's just like a 3-inch wide experimental doodle)