Vernorth

a candle casting a faint glow, you and i see eye to eye

Count Strahd von Zarovich, Darklord of Barovia (as depicted in the curse of strahd campaign im running!)

TTRPG Magazine Style OC/NPC Spread

I custom designed this spread for my Curse of Strahd character, Helene Crow, meant to look like info pages for an NPC in a TTRPG! I've been getting really into designing character infographics and layout designs recently and am currently working on other homebrew NPC projects and possible supplements!

all character art in these pages were commissioned pieces, created by the following artists (in appearance order): @vampariart , @kinothecleric on instagram, @zullkharn , @juhiroseart

My dnd oc as a pirate cultist who was reborn as a little girl and the post-ironic vampire who killed my entire party (I can't understand whether I want to kill him in excruciating pain or fuck him)

Thank you! I don't think there is anything particularly special about the way I draw hands, other than that I try to have them match the character - Astarion's hands are bonier and lanky, DU drow's hands are more square-ish and his digits are sort of "stubby", Henry's and Hans' hands are visibly more "normal" looking than that of either of the former, fantasy characters. I am less concerned with stylizing them in any particular way than I am with making them unique to their owner - when the framing allows for any detail to be added to them, of course - If a character is way in the background or things like movement/gesture take precedence over distinguishing features, you will see my hands turn into noodly 5-pronged forks. I am fine with that.

I have this old tutorial on hands that touches specifically on how I structure them. The character-per-character stylization is, of course, something that will depend on what you're going for, but hopefully that has given you some pointers!