#lunestrians

[static-electric-dreams]

updated reference art for Lunestrians! I really like showing off the life cycle from baby to adult—their little tadpole tail is gone by about puberty. Before then, it’s useful for helping baby Lunestrians learn how to swim and breathe underwater :)

[static-electric-dreams]

compilation of some of my favorite alien art recently.

Top to bottom, left to right:

Needle and Jackal (Sucralites) at a convenience store at 3 am

Landscape of an unnamed alien planet for a DnD session a couple years ago 

Santornan landscape (also the header of my main blog)

Goldtail “Absalom” Rubyscaleson, a rich bastard (Laranthian)

An Eshenali msytic of the Order of the Sacred Flame 

Lunestrian twins Desi and Rora 

Rainbowcore Sucralite

Rainbowcore Lunestrain 

Husbands Corin (Eshenali) and Keikiri (Santornan) at home on Sucralis

Hamish (Lunestrian) at the club being edgy 

[static-electric-dreams]

can i offer you a rainbowcore lunestrian in these trying times

(variants under the cut)

(both transparent; with and without jewelry)

[other-skies-rpg]

do ziar antennas give them any special powers?

Hi, thanks for asking!

Zair antennae are mostly their sense of smell; they detect chemicals in the air, which can be quite useful, but it's not quite a "special power."

Lunestrians, on the other hand, use their antennae to communicate telepathically!

[roboremy]

Lunestrians are smooth. Like sharks

[roboremy]

Ask me about my aliens

[roboremy]

Lunestrians, like fish, have natural yellow “filters” in their eyes; this allows them to see different colors than other creatures, and most importantly, allows them to see the phosphorescent markings on one another in blacklight or the weird-blue-filtered deep sea light.  These markings are unique to each Lunestrian and serve as a way to identify one’s friends or allies underwater, where visibility is low.

[roboremy]

A find in the shallows