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Fun fact you can use dark sclera to make your Thorntail lock in
Sail on, boys 🐟📁💼
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environmental storytelling
fight raisin
Babe wake up they are making a movie of the anime you were obsessed with in 2016
your characters love it when you draw them floating and/or in a white void. it gives them a break from existing within the context of reality for a while it’s relaxing
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i hear a good lyric and start mentally holding up blorbos like im in the home depot paint aisle comparing swatches
for those that live in the emperor's wake
oh awesome, my pile of ash likes me
Here’s every artwork I drew for Hermit-a-Day May! They take up about two thirds of my desk, a 16-by-20 inch area, and represent about eight or nine 8-by-11 inch pieces of drawing paper!
This challenge has really helped me in the character design department, as well as getting me comfortable using colors! A huge thank-you to @hermitadaymay’s mods Luna and Sky for running this challenge, and the associated Gamers Outreach fundraiser!
Close ups under the cut!
Day 31 of Hermit-a-Day May: Etho!
The legendary and dreaded Witch of the North, it is said that one would sooner hear his breathing than actually see him. In a snow-white cloak that disappears perfectly in blizzards and the cold night, Etho lives an isolated life in a cabin in the far northern mountains. Famous for attacking anyone who comes knocking, friend or foe, witch or civilian, he has good reason to keep his distance. His other claim to fame, the discovery of redstone as a casting material to rival silverwood ink, has made him an invaluable teacher, and an even more precious living library of magic techniques.
Day 30 of Hermit-a-Day May: Doc!
The Witch of Mechanisms earned his rather… unique shape over many years of grievous injuries and only having animal parts to fix himself with. A run-in with an irate pegasus gave him a skull bashing, which is how he got the goat head, a rockslide took his legs, which is how he got the paws, and then a Knight and a freak flood took his legs again, which is how he got the hooves. He refuses to say what took his right arm and most of the right side of his face, though.
Day 29 of Hermit-a-Day May: Skizzleman!
The Witch of Weaving, he is more often called Angel due to his tattered white cloak and unique Brim design. Masquerading as an upstanding follower of the laws of the Great Hall, his golden necklace can be inverted into a floating Brim that resembles a halo. It was a gift from the man who made him turn Brim, an unknowing common blacksmith by the name of Impulse.
Day 28 of Hermit-a-Day May: Friends of Hermitcraft!
Both Scott, the Witch of the Stars, and a strange little wooden puppet known as Jimmy, are not exactly what they seem.
The Brim is always covered by a filmy and enchanted veil that disrupts the memory of those who do as much as glance his way. It makes it a whole lot easier to trespass and steal.
The puppet is, in reality, a Knight Moralis, or at least the memory of one. Copied and duplicated off Jim’s unconscious body and onto the puppet, he’s been a little… different since the ritual. But it’s not like he can just go back into his now skeletonized body, so he’d better make the best of what he has.