Marrow Hall Art

🌿 Artist | Writer | Cryptid I do illustrations of TTRPG characters, fanart and folklore art. Commissions OPEN: http://marrowhall.carrd.co

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An ESO commission

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grass widow

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NPC from our ongoing Vampire: The Masquerade campaign. The unlikely Bastet ally absolutely obliterated the Shinzui agents who were escorting us to our impending doom. Credit for the character goes to Shiv, our GM.

Prompt 2: Shapeshifter for @drawtober

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A melodramatic Renaissance Tzimisce, a tribute to my favourite Vampire: The Masquerade clan for @drawtober

God has given me hands and I'm going to make it everyone's problem.

I have no backstory for them, feel free to share suggestions.

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A little autumn ESO commission.

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Our Lady of Fungus

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My beloved's No Man's Sky character

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A SWTOR commission

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An ESO commission.

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Tyranid and Genestealer because why not.

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An ancient necromancer commission for The Surgeon.

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A bit of TES-themed Art Nouveau. Credit for the character goes to Shiv.

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Queens maximising their joint slay. The second character belongs to Shiv.

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Aeldari wannabe, character design scribbles.

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Shelved ESO gal and Shiv's lad (they're both horrible people). A former member of Veiled Heritance, Alantie used to create automaton dolls for theatres and various entertainment businesses. Got her medical license revoked Alaxon sphere shattered when a minor miscalculation in the design she developed caused automaton to fail during a public event, leading to great embarrassment on commissionaire's part. Went rogue (and somewhat bonkers), started making devices for black market, got obsessed with the idea of breathing life into her creepy mannequins.

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My friend's SWTOR character devoured.

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Excerpt from Worm Cult Scripture and a little relic of bygone years as a part of the RP guild on ESO EU. All credit for the text goes to Antioch, the Wormfather.