Anna Henri

She/Her | Digital Artist | 18+ please | Mostly my OC’s and fanart | Dragon Age, wh40k, Pathfinder: WotR, BG3 , Witcher| No A| twitter/instagram/Bsky : annahenriart

[cawyden-gaming]

WIP Whenever, whatever

Thank you for the tags @clevermird, @lucheiah and @ronavorona16 💖

I am working on a black ship comic; I am super slow especially since I don't have much time and I am also writing my next chapter and the new DLC is out soon... so no idea when I will finish it. Most of it is also just pictures of two hands but not all of it...

Here a WIP of Heinrix, still a lot to do but I hope he is recognisable.

I tag everyone who wants to - and lets see, maybe @ashleeabutton, @redstairs, @kshert, @nananarc, @aseariel-ocs, @inquisitornocturn, @fourraccoonsinacoat, @annahenriart, @brloche, @laurelindis, @mistresssheo and @notringl-v02

[birues]

this game is a meme-central

[fabiansociety]

really enjoying the way kingmaker is using the full spectrum of the alignment grid in an active way. a lot of times in d&d and d&d influenced works neutrality for example is simply the absence of a strong position of something; neutrality is the absence of good or evil, chaos or law. kingmaker makes neutrality its own separate political philosophy, and that’s a lot more compelling

right now there’s a plague going around in the barony where sick people explode into monsters, and i ran into a couple of townsfolk arguing about whether they should stay or leave. the lawful options were to urge loyalty and the evil options were to punish them for disloyalty, but the neutral option was to acknowledge the choice was a tough one, refuse to make it for them, but still pledge to fix the problem

the way the game is approaching things, law and chaos run between personal authority and personal freedom, but neutrality is granting freedom and agency to *other characters.* there are so few games that let you support other characters by letting them make their own decisions so clearly. generally telling a character to make their own decision means that you as a player don’t want to engage with their issue; it’s STILL an expression of player agency. this is maybe the first time i’ve seen a game where you can meaningfully recognize that something isn’t your decisions AND have the game recognize it

[miyku]

Mass Effect III Legendary Edition | ▶ dev. Bioware

[luciferdecker]

Guinevere outfits appreciation: Dresses

[thornb4ck]

did i sit down and 3D model the demiklaive so i could have a reference for this. yes.

also had a lot of fun with his trophies they're misc. spirit stones, a ceremonial cord from a space marine, a tyranid carnifex chitin plate, and an emblem from a SOB penitent engine. he has more at his shrine (he's an old elf, he's been around the block), but those are his favorites ;w;

[fridgrave2-0]

the moment your eyes meet the stars in the sky // awakens the dreamer that's lost inside

[ionjuno]

Heinrix? Maybe...

[cupidsmommy]

my safe word is “naurr” bc it’s funny and it instantly kills the mood

[ionjuno]

WIP I think Heinrix uses reverse grip of sword as an element of surprise in combat. This is his favorite move, as biomancy boost allows him to ignore weight of weapon.

[gratefulturbot]

i DON'T need them to kiss i need them to come to the sobering realisation that their souls are merged and no part of them is extricable from the other anymore

[lovemadethemdoit]

and THEN i need them to kiss

[only-cat-memes]

[sonofcurz]

[morteraphan]

Hi I just spent like an hour scrolling ur blog, your art is GOREGOUS!

Are there any books you recommend studying for learning how to draw ornaments?

Oh my, I was wondering what I could recommend and realized that all the books I studied were in our institute's library, and they weren't in English. And I left all my books too because I moved...

For now, I can definitely recommend books about William Morris (ideally, if you can look at the book and see that it includes not only illustrations and a biography, but diagrams/explanations too). I'm also biased, of course, but books about Art Nouveau. Medieval ornaments and heraldry - great too! In general, I can say that any book with a lot of patterns will be useful. It's important not only to look at them, but to sketch them - that way you'll begin to better understand how they work. If you combine this with live sketches of, for example, the same plant as in the ornament, it will help you doubly, because you will begin to better understand why the artist stylized things in one way or another.

I also have some books in e-book format, but I haven't yet carefully reviewed them to recommend them or not. I'll try to take a look and maybe write a post about it later!

[tsalala]

Soggy and upset about it.

Lion cub from the Fig Tree Pride Taken in the Maasai Mara, Kenya Photographed by Saleel Gharpure

[departmentoloretorum]

This Kind Of Smart, Walkable, Mixed-use Urbanism Is Illegal To Build In Most American Cities

[aevdraws]

commissions are open! ✨

Hi everyone! I'm ready to get back into the swing of things after a long-needed overhaul of my website and my socials! I'd love for you guys to take a peek at my site and see the full extent of what I offer! 🤓

🏳️‍🌈 With Pride around the corner, I'm doing 10% off ships/couples commissions! 🏳️‍🌈

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Interested? Commission request form Form closes: Tuesday, May 26th @ 12PM EST (payment is via paypal invoice) Reblogs would be super appreciated!! Thank you so much!! 🫶

[aevdraws]

closing the form tomorrow as a heads up <3 once it closes I'll be sending out paypal invoices!!