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The final of the scheduled works that I neglected to post. This one is a beast in the woods. A monstrosity that eternally hungers and is in a constant state of starvation, but by no means is it feral. Behind it's exterior lies a composed and disciplined mind, that can even entertain a conversation wit ha potential meal.

Two Drawing I made for the D&D game I run. The concept is a sacrificial Minotaur that the party must slay in order to appease a moon god. His death was expected long ago, but the druids of the land thought they knew better and kept the last bull alive in order to preserve his kind only for the bull to rampage across the land, until his destiny would be fulfilled.

My first attempt at a world map. I use it for my D&D setting. Wherein the players are working as diplomats to raise an army and unite the realm, while the Herald of Death, is trying to reinstate his own reign. Players are finding out that actually, being a servant to an undead emotionless tyrant may be less stressful than trying to herd a bunch of power hungry and scheming world leaders.

The reward for the prior mentioned Tournament for Total War Warhammer III. The request was "Wood Elven Waywatchers, with a dead dwarf." I winner agreed with me it would be funnier if the dwarf was seconds before expiration.

A picture for a tournament I hosted for Total War: Warhammer III. Where players got assigned a random legendary lord and had to bring specific units. The reward for the winner was a custom comission.

A few trinkets I drew.

Two works made a few months apart. One is without a helmet and the other one reveals the characters face. I needed a picture that allows me to make a more personal connection to the character and my players. Also my art has improved, but that is besides the point. :) I used some elements of a nautical theme to design some of the armor, mainly seashells, anchors and triton inspired imagery.

A little portrait I cooked up.

Just a little concept I had and * fairly quickly* drew. I kept neglecting to post the pictures, since most of my fun comes from just drawing them, and sometimes I'm just glad to wrap a picture up.

Made a quick sketch of a NPC, my D&D players will meet. Honestly the entire sketch got me itching to paint some more. The biggest pain in the ass is chainmail, which i kinda just said "Fuck it." Oh, and the program I'm using rn is Rebelle.

TL,DR: First drawn map I've made. Took more effort than expected to paint trees on it.

The painting is really small. There is a toothpick for scale. You can imagine what a pain it was to get it this detailed.

If you are wondering what program I used. It is Rebelle.