[xzyolotl]

Sketches of critters from the Spyro the Dragon games.

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[aazurelos]

Some recent illustration work. Thank you for your support! If you'd like one, check out my VGen!

[lone-pylon]

hey, you, you're finally awake

[mr-arfvoil]

Wip im too lazy to finish rn

2 likes and I send the franco rat into orbit

tumblr actually killed the quality holy shit

[91emb-art]

LOVE YOUR MESSIAH

first tumblr post kinda nervous

[rurucartoon]

[unicornwiz6rd]

My wonderful, normal, functional family!!!!! And grandmaw is here too

[may12324]

Dyke Knights ⚔️

[davi-remastered]

[lemmydex]

#155 - #156 - #157. The fires of the Cyndaquil line grow bluer and stronger as it evolves. When closer to evolving, Cyndaquils and Quilavas will dig new burrows uninterrupted until it can accomodate their new stage.

Design process undercut

The typhlosion line was one that I've been thinking about for a little bit, and I wanted to redo it as the last time I drew it was all the way over 202..3? 4? I don't remember anymore lul.

I wanted to push both the badger and echidina/tenrec aspects of the line more. I was happy with my first sketches, the idea of the fire coming from specific stripes on the neck and replacing the characteristic badger stripe. Quilava and Cyndaquil were a bit of afterthoughts, but I already had some ideas for them. I don't have studies to showcase this time, because i already studied mustelids a while ago separatedly haha

The main things that changed from concept to sketch phase was that i really wanted to stop doing so many top heavy designs. It's my favorite shape language, but it'd be doing typhlosion a disservice, so I tried to keep the triangular bottom heavy design while keeping my concepts intact.

[mingomargo]

the gang grows....

[pnglove]

RAT CAKE ♡🐀

[stonetablet]

Whispers from the statue

aka @caz-the-yarncromancer's spin on Araynys. Thank you for your commission♡

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[bugbartdeactivated]

weirdguy wednesday

[redlipstickresurrected]

A ceramic bowl depicting a swarm of mice. From Peru, Nazca culture, 180 BCE-500 CE, now housed at the Art Institute of Chicago. Twitter

[cardo-de-comer]

From god to crown From king to guardian From master to initiate

[ikasdeadasf]

some doodles from the past couple days buurrrpppp