Laudna, Witch of the Woods
Here is a crispy autumnal piece I just had to paint when I thought of the paralells between Laudna and certain Slavic folklore elements.

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Laudna, Witch of the Woods
Here is a crispy autumnal piece I just had to paint when I thought of the paralells between Laudna and certain Slavic folklore elements.

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"Alyosha Popovich", by Ivan Bilibin
Russian vintage postcard, mailed in 1904 to Switzerland
Crimea by Ivan Bilibin, 1939
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Falko Taggert, dhampir phantom rogue, my newest character.
He hunts undead and necromancers to atone for him becoming a dhampir and killing his wife and child when losing control.
He has a Moon-Touched Sword and the campaign takes place in Eberron, hence the glowing blade and the several moons.
Slight epilepsy warning at the end of the timelapse.
Used the RizzCraft brushes from TGTS to give it a riso print look.

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For tabletop role-playing game "Age of Chernobog" based in slavic setting.
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Underwater. Illustration for the epic "Volga", 1928, Ivan Bilibin
Баба Яга (Baba Yaga) - Illustration for "Vasilisa the Beautiful and the Baba Yaga" by Russian artist Иван Яковлевич Билибин (Ivan Yakovlevich Bilibin), 1899/1900