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A half body sketch of my friend's dragonborn PC from the first full DnD game I ever played. He was a Wild Magic sorcerer, pretty much constantly anxious, but also a professional baker. My favorite treat he made the group is featured in this work as a batch of cookies where you can see your sins in the jam.

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Sometimes you just need to make fanart of that time 3 years ago when your Call of Cthulhu party went to a masquerade ball. Basically one of the only parties that didn't get crashed by monsters, even though our Bruiser did get T-boned by the cops immediately afterwards.

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Completed art from my Gambit WIP. Not sure if I prefer this one or the sketch? But I do love my boy being happy

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A couple different attempts at regency characters for a game my husband is brewing up.

I'm experimenting with textures and shading styles, and for some reason my poet's hands took FOREVER, but I'm fairly proud of these two. Obviously very different stylings but we're narrowing it down.

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Working on one of my first pieces of fanart that isn't just of my dnd characters. Gambit is the kind of guy who can get away with smoking over the beignets. Just a WIP currently, but I'm working on the full render soon.

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Little sketch of one of my first dnd characters that I have basically no good drawings of. Couldn't be bothered to make it a proper scene, but they spent a lot of time in the desert

Riza was a reborn high elf psionic fighter with a polearm, and coined my personal catchphrase "Bonus Action Tunnel Fighter". They were basically Frankenstein's monster, if it turned out that Frankenstein had made his monster out of pieces he cloned off himself. That was a fun realization.

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Sometimes your DM requests a quick portrait of a couple NPCs, one whos a slippery pearl diver known by friends as O'Neil the Eel; the other who was simply described as "a big guy".

These two were my first attempts at using a textured overlay to try to add a little depth to my drawings, and used a slightly sketchier style of shading rather than just relying on the render for depth. I don't think I nailed it but I do like what it adds so I will definitely be trying it again!

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If there's one things my players love to do, it's build difficult to draw animal people PCs.

Grygor, the ratfolk gunslinger, has a penchant for taunting bad guys who way out class him, and then doing 150 damage in a single turn.

Boris (Two-Hands), is a minotaur(?) cleric who single handedly turned the gladiator pits of home into a WWE showdown.

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music taste

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Some headshots I made for my Curse of Strahd game. It's interesting looking back at older work because there are some aspects that I think I did really well with, like Ireena's hair; and other that I'm itching to go back and fix, like my line weight.

Featuring Claudio, the gentle necromancer PC finding his way in the world after a lifetime in his families tower.

Ireena, you know her, you (hopefully) love her, and I hope that you managed to roll better for her than I did.

Montgomery, a Fleshwarped PC investigator with a penchant for speechification, and the first PC to get got. Poor guy didn't make it past Death House.

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A quick drawing I did of the group I played with to do a Spelljammer boss battle test run. While it was just the 1 session, we managed to kill the dragon, not get incinerated by the sun, and steal a dragon egg FOR THE GLORY OF SPACE KING

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Step one to getting more confident in my art and actually getting my art out there...is to get it out there. So these are my two PCs for the West Marches campaign I'm in.

Baroness Ophelia Loxsley is a dragonblooded archeologist specializing in ancient cultures, recently widowed during a tomb exploration gone wrong, and looking for a fresh start on the unexplored islands of Mata Shao (part of our DMs homebrew world).

Ryhan Kuwabara plays the part of the handsome, quiet ranger; but keeps his anadi heritage very close to the vest. He's on this island to source new materials for making magic inks that wizards will pay through the nose for.