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Sunlight in a bottle, as part of “Die Kirchen Alverans/The Churches of Alveran” sourcebooks, for The Dark Eye ttrpg.
Sometimes the descriptions in a brief are so intricate that it’s easy to get carried away. But also sometimes, the format in which it’s gonna be printed is to small to make them even visible.
Part of the job is to express as much of what the authors intended in the given constrains.
Thurible, illustrated for The Churches of Alveran sourcebooks, based in Das Schwarze Auge/The Dark Eye ttrpg.
Finally, The Churches of Alveran is out, and I can start showing you one of my favorite items I’ve got to illustrate for you.
As an adventurer you are probably often on the move. Good to have this travel altar with you.
More art done for Book of Spirits by Beyond the Screen. Illustrating the spell “Dominate Person”.
Continuing what started as some random doodles, after reading another novel series by one of my favorite authors set in one of the most shameful underrepresented ttrpgs, I had to pin down at least some of all the things that were in my mind while reading.
Started designing some costumes of my favorite faction, trying to capture all those things that make them so cool.
This one is themed – Lizard in a Rose Bush.
Book of Spirits, the ethereal D&D 4E supplement is out in the wild. ✨ And I can finally show you some of my contributions.
Starting with my favorite.
“River of Delusions”
Find them here: https://tinyurl.com/3vk2jz6d
"The Draconite is just as inquisitive as I am, but her magical power almost frightens me. It's a good thing she's bound by the strict rules of the Sacer Ordo Draconis and fights on our side."
Varsinoe vom Stein, a playable character, designed for “The Shield of the Orc-Guard” adventure.
“For a pointy-ear, he's quite tolerable. He knows how to defend himself and usually keeps his mouth shut. At least I don't have to constantly endure elven sing-song.”
Eldariel Silent-As-The-Lynx, a playable character designed for “The Shield of the Orc-Guard” adventure.
Looking back on another year, being able to see artistic growth and being part of shaping the worlds that many enjoy for decades.
Hope my work was and will be able to inspire you.
And wishing everyone a happy new year!
First cover painted for Das Schwarze Auge/The Dark Eye ttrpg. Thanks to my lovely AD, for trusting me with this.
It’s an alternative cover for the solo-adventure “Der letzte Sieg der Schwänin/The swan’s last victory”, which was originally part of the Finsterwacht-crowdfunding from a year ago, which can now be purchased individually.
Back than I illustrated the two playable characters, one of which was based on the lead singer of the band Saltatio Mortis . As an additional challenge, he not only had to be recognizable, but I also had to paint his younger self.
Characters designed and illustrated for the adventure “Der Schild der Orkenwehr / Shield of the Orc Guard” for The Dark Eye ttrpg.
These are pre-made characters, already coming with their unique backstory, so players can jump right it.
Which one would you like to play?
Exploring DSA forest-elven design. Not where I want them to be, yet, but this is just for fun and I had to get some ideas out.
Trying to connect things from their original description, modern fantasy, real world ancient culture, lore background, and also trying to give everything a new spin that could make them unique to this game.
Trying to connect things from their original description, modern fantasy, real world ancient culture, lore background, and also trying to give everything a new spin that could make them unique to this game.
Some of the character illustrations I did for the adventure “The Curse of Ash’Grabal” for The Dark Eye ttrpg.
These serve as game-ready characters to choose from, each coming with a unique backstory, so players can jump right into the game.
Venture into the battle-scarred lands that have been cursed for millennia and rescue a precious artifact before another piece of the puzzle falls into the hands of the enemy.
Some of the illustrations I contributed to “The Wolffrost” Crowdfunding. A collection of regional guides, rule- and source books of the icy north of Aventurien.
The realm of long nights and the wandering tribe of the Nivesen, as well as vampires, wolfmen and the fabled demonic night-elves.
I see these as a special chance to define the look and feel of the cultures and factions of Aventurien. So I’ve started putting some extra time into the design part of everything. I took a deep dive into the lore and it real-life inspirations, and tried to deliver a coherent and discernible design language for each faction.
What you see is a full armor set for a Shakagra Elf, which you will be able to play for the first time. And next, the diverse gear the tribes people of the Nivesen might need.
Armor I painted last year for “Heroes of the Lizard Swamps” of The Dark Eye TTRPG, which was originally designed for a cute little newt-human species, and I wondered how it would look like on another race.
Final illustration for the self-study character illustration class at Swatches Academy. I chose the paladin Augustine Trinehold, a kind soul to the altruistic, and unwavering hand of retribution to the unjust. For more context, I also based her design on The Dark Eye ttrpg setting. But also, because I like it, and I want to see more representation of it.
