now, it's nothing but flowers

I love this project. It feels like I'm snooping through someone's house or poking around an estate sale, and I'm having a lot of fun researching the objects and looking up period examples in museum collections and antiques auction sites.

Full image is posted here since that worked well last time with the Zev/Cousland art.

Trying to reaccustom myself to using an s-pen with my new phone after a year of using a phone with no pen pressure sensitivity, so I drew a little warmup Isabela.

Seeing as the GM is one of my monthly postcard recipients, it only felt right.

Commission Info

I'm very proud of him.

I'm playing them in a tabletop campaign (that's starting after Johanna's campaign ends) where they've been recruited by Leliana as an agent of the Inquisition.

I think her hair is still usually loose, but I wanted to try a couple different looks with her hair more up/covered.

Going to get iced coffee on breaks from rehearsal while I was still dressed as Tybalt with a silly fake mustache is a core memory. I remember feeling Very Grown Up.

Making some tweaks to my Inquisitor, Ivy Lavellan (mostly changing her vallaslin from the Dirthamen design to the Sylaise design, because it suits her fire motif better, and the contrast between her temper and Sylaise's peaceful reputation is interesting to me).

I haven't done intaglio in about 5 or 6 years, and it was daunting to get back into it from my less-than-adequate studio setup in the corner of my living room/kitchen space, but the end result was well worth it.