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Hi! This is a character I drew.

Sylvalynn Earthbloom (a fake elf name), an earth elementalist.

A gnome who pretends to be an elf.

She grew up fangirling over elves. She found them elegant, refined, and graceful, the complete opposite of gnomes. Naturally, she wanted to be one.

She uses her magic to fake it, shaping two long, elegant legs out of earth. Since then, she has started to look down on other gnomes.

Her partners have never seen her feet, and they don’t know her real height either. Apparently, she even sleeps and bathes like that.

(If anyone’s interested, I do TTRPG character commissions)

This is a commission for a game group I illustrated. I made the outline ink and the colored version. (They’re all single stand alone character art mashed up on this so the alignment isn’t perfect here)

It consists of six players:

A Lizardfolk Rogue, a Kenku warlock, a Gnoll Paladin, another Lizardfolk Fighter, a Kitsune Sorcerer, and a yuan-ti Wizard.

I don’t know that much about their Story but they’re halfway through the campaign.

They’re definetly one of the wildest Tabletop parties I’ve ever illustrated!

What do you think?

Ahead, the dirt road ends at a rickety wooden footbridge, and across the stream, an encampment of ramshackle huts and hide tents pollute the crumbling stone battlements that once served as defenses for a temple. Sloppy barricades of hewn branches, bonfires and haunches of stolen farm animals roasting on spits. Even from across the river, the smell of a goblin camp is unmistakable. Any seeking to cross had better come prepared for battle, or an offer charming enough to placate these simple-minded raiders.

patreon.com/dungeonmapster

Hello, i'm David. It's my first time posting here. This is my latest render Illustration.

This illustration depicts a dragon aiding some heroes.

Here is a summary of what was requested to create this illustration:

They entered a city where all the mechanisms functioned solely on the energy of the dragons, seeking the counsel of this creature, thanks to an ancient sage they had encountered in a nearby village. Upon finding him, the heroes approached the dragon.

They stood upon a platform that rose up thanks to the energy emanating from the magnificent being.

I wanted to get some feedback about the new miniature that I made and 3D printed.

I wanted to get some new minis that I haven’t seen, but the more interesting miniatures that I found were either too expensive or just looked good at first.

I am really happy with the result, but what do you all think?

I spent quite a bit of time tweaking the details, especially the proportions and small surface elements, because I wanted it to stand out compared to other designs I’ve seen online.

The printing process itself went smoother than expected, although I did have to adjust a few settings to get cleaner results.

I’m also considering painting it next, but I’m not sure which style would suit it best.

Any suggestions or constructive criticism would be really appreciated, especially regarding design, print quality, or overall originality.

The scales are growing. Piercing through my skin from the inside. I can feel the primal part of my brain getting louder. I don't want to end up like this... I don't have any other way but to return what was stolen.

The dragon has cursed me. There is no remedy. No prayer. Nothing that can save me. I don't know what will happen once I reach the dragon's lair... Even if it will devour me, it's my only way to salvation.