A Salt Goblin for @tyrannosaurme !
he is NOT afraid of death
☕ get your own ko-fi doodle here! ☕
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A Salt Goblin for @tyrannosaurme !
he is NOT afraid of death
☕ get your own ko-fi doodle here! ☕
Salt gobs!!! I love their rumpus and mayhem 💚
Hello, have a salt goblin sketch!
"And now on your right we can see the famous painti- now wait a minute!"
Got the opportunity to draw these fun little fellas for the 'Mirror Image' zine run by @charlilil and @voxphantasma for this years @d20zinejam. 🎨
Check out that fantastic zine and many more in the whole bundle! ✨
Dimension 20 ZineJam 2024 Charity Bundle: 68 items for $0.00
Living that “thinking constantly about salt goblins” life
Could not be more delighted to have matching salt goblins a la @larndraws
Healed pix in a week or so :D
p.s. b/c I know @quiddie goes here we love you too
Personal Salt Goblin Headcanon:
Spilling salt is considered bad luck among humans. What if spilled grains of salt is how salt goblins happen. I know they are nicknamed that because they are the size of a salt shaker but what if someone knocking over the salt on the material plane causes a bunch of them to pop out of the ground like daisies out of little grains of seed and then they make a mess out of your house breaking things and spreading filth.
TL;DR: Spilling salt is considered unlucky because it makes Salt Goblins happen.
I have filled my sketchbook faster in the last few weeks than I have in YEARS. Read a few fics involving Fey Babies being born in a flower bud and just UGH MY HEART. It’s a [Flower] Bud Bear!
I based Baby’s design on Blupees from Breath of the Wild, and Grogu/Baby Yoda. I think it’s the ears. And salt goblins would ABSOLUTELY take credit for their first word.