Enchiridion Art-icus

An ex-adjunct teacher of calculus, he’s working on getting an occupation as a robotics engineer.

A paid commission for a friend. He’s a small magpie named Skaith. He’s got the body of a hiker-hobbyist.

A birthday gift for a good friend named Alex. This is an OC of his named Henry. He’s a huge, adorable weeb that likes the anime ‘Kill-la-Kill‘.

Are they ready for adventure? Who knows.

There was a fad that happened some time ago, when artists on Tumblr designed themselves ‘Koopaling-sonas’. I made something for the bandwagon, but never got to jump on it myself.

Not that dual-classing is a bad idea. Just, take it from me, find something simple to begin with if you ever wanna break into D&D.

He hates kids. He also hates people. In general. He really just hates a lot of things.

Here’s three illustrations I did involving chuas.

The first is a commissioned portrait of a client’s gryphon character. The second is a retired warlord, Stormclaw, for a story another person wrote. I don’t know where the story went, but it was a good one.

Anyway, he’s a space-trucker these days.

Needless to say, this one didn’t pan out well. But damn, if I don’t love the costume I gave ‘em.

Sometimes, even non-living objects have a heckuva lot of character. I love experimenting with that.

I had fun with this one.

A commission of an old friend’s character, whom is also the main protagonist of a webcomic ask-blog named ‘Ask Doctor Dimension’. This piece also showcases the prosthetic leg I designed, that the character wears.

A character that I designed for a close friend. Alternatively, the first time I’ve drawn real big gazongas. Y’know, them huge Dobonhonkeroos.

A cat-anthro android that I designed for a Dungeons-&-Dragons session. Two separate versions of this cat-girl android-- one inspired by the ball-joint aesthetics like Asimo, and the other based off of themes in a videogame named ‘WARFRAME‘.