Grayspine

Just an anxious boy doing his best

[grayspine]

IM STILL ALIVE! Commission piece I did sometime back. Dusk might've forgotten to let someone out, whoops!

[grayspine]

New DnD character I've been working on. His name is Bishop, he's a monster hunter who smokes like a chimney and used to be a clergyman!

[memewhore]

[grayspine]

Ain't he got a handsome smile? Love my big dragon man, Dusk.

[monstermonger]

Spring has begun; life is rekindled...

Itty Bitty Spring Dragon stickers ♡

[gorgynei]

new propaganda campaign just dropped

[grayspine]

Commission pieces I did for a very dear friend of mine <3 <3 <3

[grayspine]

Some of my personal character designs I've done recently! The Knight is Talisin Graile, and the ranger is Shroud! Had a ton of fun designing these two! One of my favorite things is character design! Especially when I get to do cool armour sets and stuff! :D

[sparrowlucero]

hypnovulfen (from "the crooked moon") + some concepts

[grayspine]

UGH! I adore the Hypnovulfen so much! I want one as a pet please and thank you <3

[grayspine]

I got a huge backlog of art I can slowly upload here so that's cool o: Here's a Dragon's Dogma piece I did! <3 One of my all time favorite games.

[grayspine]

Sometimes when you're not feeling too great all you need is your big dragon friend huffing hot breath against your hair and telling you that you'll be okay.

Mini-vent piece of me big lad Dusk doing just that.

[pansylair]

drew up a tattoo design for my absolutely lovely friend and @ bmccurdyart on ig absolutely nailed inking it! check out his work 🔥

[sparrowlucero]

your dark fantasy novel doesn't need a logic-based magic system it needs a bear with a human face

[sparrowlucero]

the human-faced bear principle of storytelling: the amount of people who will remember the exposition about the rules of magic or the history of elf culture inherently pales in comparison to the amount of people who will remember the scene where someone gets mauled by a bear with a human face

[sparrowlucero]

this isn't a call to necessarily include a literal bear with a human face (though you should at least consider it. obviously.) but pointing out that, while a lot of sf/f writing advice places heavy emphasis on fleshing out the small details of a fictional world as much as possible (which can be fine and valuable for many stories), there's often little attention given to the value of including effective "bear attack scenes", for lack of a better term; tense, scary, shocking, weird, or otherwise visceral scenes or concepts (the pale man, the chestburster, the sunken place, the raptors in the kitchen, artax in the swamp, the annihilation bear, the parasite basement, the blood test in the thing, etc) despite those having a significantly higher hit rate of making a story striking and memorable and recommendable to people

[noah-wyles]

spin this wheel

you're now this mythical creature, congrats!

how do you feel?

i love it!!!

i like it

it's okay i suppose...

why would you do this to me?

i hate it!!!!!

nuanced answer / i don't know

Voting ended onMay 17, 2025

[grayspine]

Just a lil multi-panel piece I never got around to finishing of my big nasty Eldritch boy, Salem, deciding that I was doing being boring and watering plants, opting instead to possess the hose I'm using and pull me onboard. Yeehaw?!?

[sparrowlucero]

Some design work + final illustration of the Drakkenhob from "The Crooked Moon". probably my favorite guy I designed for the project

[sparrowlucero]

swamp creatures (for "The Crooked Moon")