Jennifer Delk

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Soaps can be purchased at Requiem Craft Soaps.

Also the candy this month was... definitely not my thing T_T

Still not sure how many of the remaining Inktober days I'll be able to do but my time has freed up a bit and so here's hoping!

The box only has six Chameleon pens but one of them is a light gray which doesn't appeal to me in combination with the other colors.

I honestly don't know how much I'll be keeping up with this year's Inktober, there's just too many things happening all at once right now.

Got the July ScrawlrBox, my first one, today which came with water mixable oil paints and the theme was abstract floral.  Asides from watercolor I'm not a big painter and I never used oil paints in class because 1) it was too damn expensive, and 2) I always got a headache in those painting classes because of the smell.  Thankfully these don't smell strongly at all and the paints laid down very nicely but I'm still not a convert.  But that's okay, it was nice to get to use oil paints for once though I'm not certain what to do with the rest of the tubes...

Felt like drawing some wings and what better way to practice than with my Aarakocra druid?  Still playing around with proportions and color pattern and the like but I really love his overall design.

This is actually an image I've had in my head since last October of the Beast from Over the Garden Wall.  I'm not completely satisfied with how it turned out but at least it's done instead of randomly remembering the idea and then doing nothing with it.

Another piece I split into two day, another D&D character who I really want to play in whatever next campaign I’m in.  Reiya, a half-orc warlock who I’m going to play like a fucking magical girl, complete with transformation sequence.  The wand in her hand that got cut off because I didn’t plan the layout properly also doubles as a mace when she’s in her normal state.

I don't know why this Monster Factory quote is the one that randomly pops into my head the most but, really, the entire Dick-Cheney-and-dog sequence is pretty golden.

The textured version of yesterday’s piece.  Plus some pencil work just because.  Some pattern decisions I wish I could change but, hey- that’s why I scanned the linework by itself yesterday, so I could use that in case I ended up not liking how this came out.  Though, tbh, I’m like 90% satisfied with how this came out so.

One of nearly a half dozen other d&d/whatever-other-fantasy-RPG-I-can-fit-them-in characters, Surus, an aarakocra druid (with a couple levels in rogue to make him a bit of a sneaky bastard.  He’s based off a black-throated magpie jay which is basically a super fancy blue jay.  I may try adding texture and values for tomorrow’s Inktober.

Saw a post this morning about something called Corn Wolves and this image has been plaguing me all day.  Bonus because I’ve been wanting to do something with wind/smoke-type effects for a while, too.  Ended up being the most complicated thing I’ve done in a while so I didn’t get to toss any values on it like I wanted but maybe I’ll color it at a later time.

tl;dr moogle cowboy riding a chocobo!

My two wrassle boys.  I had the top image in my head at work but it seemed too simple to do just that, so I added a couple more.

Missed a couple days due to tiredness, this was another quick work sketch made while listening to Elena Kats-Chernin.  No reference used so if someone with actual ballet knowledge gets nightmares from this pose, I apologize.