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Lost Spooky Petpets
There was a Reddit page bringing these lost petpets up- they were replaced for seemingly no reason with other petpets on the site at some point and I felt like giving all these a touchup with my style. Aside from minor tweaks, they're pretty faithful to the original artworks. Let's see if we can't get some of these back in the future.
DnD related art!!
A birthday piece for one of my spelljammer players. Mazrim is a cyclopian tamer with Kos (Peeper), Ebrietas (Sunsnacker) and Oedon (Tarling). Familiars and species come from Heliana's Guide to Monster Hunting and it was fun having a menagerie in the party.
I'm learning to draw, so can you. Don't use for ai
Here is a nice pic of Wooly, my mastermind rogue for DnD. Gonna turn it into a wallpaper, where he is surrounded by moneeeeey. Happy how it came out so far!
The last one for DNDecember. A Cyclopian College of Lore bard!
The Cyclopean Tomb of Hili
A UNESCO world heritage site, the Hili Archaeological Park is the location of a Bronze Age site in the United Arab Emirates. 1 The Hili Archaeological Site not only provides the earliest known evidence of an agricultural village in the United Arab Emirates, but also contains other Bronze Age and Iron Age villages, burial grounds and agricultural infrastructure.
The tombs are thought to belong to…
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Journey through Megalithic Ollantaytambo [Part 1]
Journey through Megalithic Ollantaytambo [Part 1]
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A Megalithic Marvels Special Video Series
Located in the Sacred Valley, Ollantaytambo is one of Peru’s largest archeological sites. As you first approach this ancient site, you become overwhelmed with its larger than life scale that sweeps all the way up a mountainside.
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