#athiri

[baffelafflebrain-blog]

Character Art I did for a character that was originally for a 3-session adventure for 5e but revisited them for another full campaign later

Athiri has been fun to play as a low INT character I don’t take nearly as much notes as I usually do lol

I’ll likely revisit their design in the near future as the campaign has been reworked over to Pathfinder 2e per the DM’s idea, so that will be fun too

[editcrimes]

wine and women and wonderful vices;  welcome to the cult of Dionysus.

[rainyday-deer]

Finished art trade for @horrendoushaddock! She asked for her goatman, Athiri!

[rainyday-deer]

Sol and Co and 2 vines

I’ll draw more sometime later lmao

Athiri belongs to @horrendoushaddock

[rainyday-deer]

if you're still taking thingie questions, even though he wasn't on your list, TELL US ABOUT ATHIRI *heart eyes*

I feel like this should be the other way around

he’s ur thingy, you should be telling us lmao

Uhh but for everyone who doesn’t know Athiri (pronounced a-theory) is a satyr who works for Dionysus and if u wanna know more about him go bother Hic lmao

[rainyday-deer]

Quick scribbles of some more thingy friends for Solaris @horrendoushaddock and I did

left to right; Athiri (but we call him Shane ((Shane-chad-brad-shrad))), Cyrus, and Lycoris.

[lordofmasks]

I bought a pendant from your shop and I'm very excited! I was wondering though, how do you make your pedants? I love painting but I've never been very confident with more crafty stuff. Do you have a machine to shape them? Did you take classes?

I’m pretty muchall self-taught when it comes to jewelry. I started making things formyself, my friends and sisters way back in middle school and sincethen I've just been experimenting and figuring stuff out on my own.

The pendants arewood and I cut them out using a scroll saw, then sand them, drillholes, and paint them by hand with acrylic. I've always loved workingvery small so coming up with and painting all the tiny patterns is myfavorite part. And finally, they're sealed and strung on achain. (If you're interested in trying to make something similar, youcan often find pre-cut little wood shapes at the craft store that youcan paint and turn into pendants.)

And thank you somuch for your order- I just packaged up your necklace!

[quentinsadler]

Wine of the Week 8 - return of a favourite

Wine of the Week 8 – return of a favourite

Episkopi, Santorini – photo from Athenee Importers.

With summer sporadically here, I was very excited to see that one of my favourite dry white wines had returned to Marks and Spencer, it’s great value too.

Regular readers will know that I love wines that are just slightly unusual and a little off the beaten track. There are so many great wines out there made from places and grape varieties that…

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