#art: reference

Time to share my ghost oc with you; Papa Aevitas. He is Nihils father, made satanic swing and is known to be extremely charming. Including his full regalia look as well as a more casual performance outfit and his Ghouls and Ghoulettes!

A bunch more references for ghost ocs The first one are Papa Aevitas era ocs, namely Aevitas Cardinal and best friend, the head evocator in charge of summoning Ghouls and the outfits non-performing Ghouls wear The second reference is of my Ghost self-insert Maestro Invidia, one of the head tailors And the reference for my Ghoul oc, Nimbus

@eatwillgraham encouraged me to make a Ghost oc/self-insert so I went ahead and did so I present Maestro Invidia, or Julian, one of the people in charge of making the costumes/clothes for the clergy and more importantly the ghost project He’s been doing so since around the time that Papa II was the frontman and wears green in loyality to the Papa (that he also gets along with quite well) Tried to unite the traditional tailors tracht (here in germany), clergy clothing, other fancy dresswear and older designs of mine Usually has clothing pins stuck to his clothes and a meassuring tape around his neck because that is how I run around at work

Re-redesigned of one of my first ever ocs from back in 2011. I was a cringy child at the time and the design heavily reflected on that. Made her even more pirate-y looking than I had already done in the first redesign in 2013

I finally digitalized a reference for Tristan that I made like 2 years ago. And also doodled some less dressed Tristan to show of more of his body

oc reference post The first one is reference for an oc of mine that I drew recently, everything else is back from 2018 when I did a whole lot of these small references Somehow I only ever posted Hunter and Brist out of the bunch Also I’m not sure if the person that send me the request follows me but in case you do, I’ve recieved your ask and I am working on it  (Hint: this is the first time ive ever drawn Cassandra)

Here’s Reference for some Ocs that are set in a certain period, that I collected over recent time From “oldest” to “newest”: William “Bill” Chesterfield (1300s), Regulus Whitlock (late 1700s), Nadezhda “Nadya” Galkina and Nikolay Mikhailovich Galkin (1800s), Otávio Oliveira Costa (late 1800s)