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Day 10 for tdpober - Moon :0
I've had this yva doodle for the LONGEST time , I had it completely rendered but i opted to re-render the whole thing for the dramatic effects

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Day 10 for tdpober - Moon :0
I've had this yva doodle for the LONGEST time , I had it completely rendered but i opted to re-render the whole thing for the dramatic effects
Moon Elf!! Whats your favorite kind of elf?? Commissioned work on DnD Facebook community! It was really fun to do it!
After another wave of legal stuff, I was debating myself quite a while now, and I decided to continue with this art process, mainly because to move on to easier and happier projects much sooner, not letting the heavy feelings I have inside linger. Just be warned that I'm going to talk about grief in great detail in the next posts, because this drawing is closely tied to my feelings and how in such an early stage of my life I processed - and still processing - the loss of the second parent, this time my role model.
So since the doctor called to tell me the bad news, I had to start somewhere, and I ended up with worldbuilding. Fortunately, I was already working on my version of moon elves, and their deity fitted the bill perfectly: my homebrew Moonmaiden, who paints the night sky with souls of the dead, giving them the opportunity to watch over their relatives, shining their safe way in the dangers of night, being there during the day as well, though invisible. Like the dead. They can't be seen, but their memory keeps them alive still.
The sketching process was easy - I was still in shock, in denial, and I still had hope that in the end everything works out. I kept clinging on words, like "may", "there's a possibility", "is stable right now", imagined that this is the darkest hour of the story, but it's going to be fine. Life shouldn't be this cruel to take away my parents, right? I still need someone to rely on if something sudden happens to me, I need a safe place to go back to, my future children (if I ever have one) will need a grandparent. Who am I going to ask about difficult situations if not my parent? I convinced myself that it's only a false alarm - probably to protect myself before crumbling to pieces -, even though deep down I knew it will be over soon.
And it was. And emptiness came - it was the heavy, gripping calm before the inner storm.
He does come out during the daytime too okay
Some colourful characters I wanna bring in for a short D&D game for my friends.
✧.* Aster Eos:(astral) Star-Elf • He/Him • (Stars) Druid • Astronomer
: ̗̀➛ Clémence Araignée : Drow • She/her • (Swashbuckler) Rogue • Pirate Captain
༊*·˚ Kuu Aruna:(high) Moon-Elf & Werewolf • He/Him • (Kensei) Monk • Ex-Guard turned Pirate
This time I wanted to try something a bit more loose with my lines. I think it worked out pretty well.
For this I only used five watercolour colours (haha, read that 5times aloud) to play with a more restricted palette (that was fun)
damien the water elf
he lost focus and entered a consensual workplace relationship with the moon