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Made abdirak a while ago for a colouring book with baldurs gate 3 as theme.

This game keeps giving and giving even after 800+ hours 😂🫣 can't wait for the next update!!!!

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I love Alfred and Herbert so much

Finished at last, and happy Hinezumi Day! This is Project Pharmacy, my rather long-winded love letter to all of the original characters in Mononoke which spawned into existence since the first lore drop confirming the existence of more than one medicine seller in Mononoke's quickly expanding universe.

This was a project I began October 2024, and it has been nearly a year since then. There are a total of 251 Kusuriuri and 89 Shingi in here, and that's not including all the cameos of canon characters and creatures.

I am rather exhausted, but hopefully in the coming weeks I can share out the individual characters inside this massive illustration. For now, have a few close-ups!

🔎 Close-Ups:

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Stickers by an acquaintance of mine

Some fanarts, commissions and just arts RU/ENG (use translator) [She/Her] VK: vk.com/v3sha tg: https://t.me/v335ha

wandererseas

a compilation

comfortyart

Finally had time to draw them! ❤️💛

artsyleninade

Flashback

It took forever because I hate rendering

velinxi

Wedding night

(Part 1) (Part 2)

meanbossart

People talk about Astarion's hair being hard to draw but Gortash's. His is just. Where do I even start. Literally where do I start.

meanbossart

Gortash nation I'd like to have a word

hattedhedgehog

At long, LONG last, my hand-embroidered Iron Bull wheel of fortune tarot card from Dragon Age Inquisition is FINISHED! It took 111 hours of work overall, by FAR the most elaborate piece in my embroidery series. 11.5x19.5 cm in size.

If you've been following along the very slow progress of this piece on IG, you won't be surprised that this one has been on the move with me now for about 7 months while I've been involved in theatre work. I'd add to it while backstage, during tech weeks, and in green rooms while relaxing with work friends. As such each section contains memories of where I was and what show I was doing while working on it.

I probably could have finished within a shorter span if I'd dedicated more of my free time to it (same amount of hours probably, in fewer months) but I engage with these pieces like I do with the Dragon Age franchise as a whole: to have something comforting to return to and enjoy when the time is right. I hope you've enjoyed the slow journey of this one as much as I have.