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Korga Ironshell

age: 46 • height: 7'2 • species: tortle • eye color: Brown

Korga was born among a wandering coastal tribe that believed one's shell carried the history of every battle survived. Unlike the other tortles of his clan, he possessed a fierce temper and an unshakable desire to stand at the front lines rather than live the peaceful life of a traveler. After his village was destroyed by raiders from the northern seas, Korga took up the shield of his fallen chieftain and wandered the world as a barbarian guardian, earning the title Barbarian Tortle of the Iron Shell for his relentless defense and monstrous endurance in battle.

My brother and his friends asked me to make this commission for them.
I think I’ve never had to make a drawing with so many characters before
Kahoot: He’s a kobold warlock who basically runs on two brain cells, and they asked me to draw him hunting for his breakfast. He likes hoarding trash in his backpack and he smells terrible.
Jormungander: A tortle cleric who doubts absolutely everything.
Zap: A tiny mousefolk who loves selling his handmade crafts. I used the original pin designs they sent me because they were adorable.
Jemmu: I wasn’t given much information about the character, only that he was a harengon with armor and a hand-carved sun-shaped pendant.
Ashley: A Siamese tabaxi who’s always accompanied by his axebeak. They asked me to draw him juggling his blades.
Sherin: “Praying before the fire is a custom in my religion.” A tanned human woman with a mysterious aura. The reference clothes they gave me reminded me a lot of a dancer, though I had to adapt them for the cold weather.

I’ve always wondered. I know there are people out that who prefer DM’ing, but is that the case most of the time? Or is it more common for someone to become a DM to “take one for the team”, metaphorically speaking?

We play a campaign set in the legend of zelda's hyrule using a setting we found on dnd wiki, it's really fun! Anyway, the party accepted a quest to hunt down a lynel, and for those who don't know a lynel is basically a fire breathing centaur with a lions head- very strong and very dangerous. The red centaur figure on the board represents the lynel and the little raptors are lizalfos under his command. The monsters tried to ambush the party at the bridge, but thankfully they saw it coming and didn't get overwhelmed. Normally I just draw paper battle maps, but I wanted to do something special for this one, so I used the terrain tiles from another tabletop game called heroscape to build this map. The big sheets of cardboard under the map itself let me build this ahead of time, hide it in the other room, and then carry the map into the room and put it together in front of them. The look on everyone's faces when I brought it out was great! 😂

This is a commision I made a few days ago and the client had the gentleness of handme some lore for this guy:

Name: Kurtz

Age: 32

Race: Half Giant

Clase: Barbarian-Warrior

He's a merc, good for fighting and drinking and nothing else; his scars and teeth gives the idea of how he lives.

At a young age Kurtz's village was attacked by orcs. Instead of killing everyone they made the survivors of the raid fight each other till one was left standing. Be it luck or his slightly large build for his age, Kurtz survived. As an adult he now want the chance to to find that orc tribe to settle the score.

In the mind time He hopes to be able to rise up the ranks and be able to boss people around and eat/drink a lot.

Pebble is 3’6” and 20 years old.

Pebble was raised under a different name while in a goblin tribe hidden within the forests of Lurkwood. He was never fond of violence and had a gentle nature compared to the rest of his tribe. He was a talented drummer and overall musician but his real passion lied in the art of puppetry!

He would sneak off into the woods alone to practice his puppet shows constantly honing his craft. One day, after taking his bow at the end of the show, he froze as he heard the rising chorus of applause that surrounded him. Slowly he looked up, revealing spirits and other fey creatures as his hidden audience. He basked in the applause for a short while before he felt something inside of him change and falter. His eyes darted around the clamoring of spirits until he saw a particularly mischievous spirit descend from its arboreal box seat and start running away. Pebble’s instincts told him to chase, and so he did. He never caught up to the spirit, but in the pursuit, he had inadvertently crossed too many streams and slipped between too many knotted roots and brambles. Once he was out of breath he stopped and looked around at a landscape quite unfamiliar to him, the Feywild.

Pebble wandered the Feywild for a time he does not even fully comprehend. All he knows is that he would have gone insane if he didn’t have his friends the Knight, the Princess, and the Dragon to keep him company.

After stowing away out of the Feywild by means of the Witchlight Carnival, he has since been performing puppet shows for the carnival goers. Something in him became lost while he wandered alone, and his shows now are devoid of a certain creative spark that he had once had. He performs his show for free everyday and carnival goers may pay for access to the provided tomatoes to show their appreciation for Pebble, and his Ponderous and Perilous Parables.

He mostly keeps to himself and can often be seen exuberantly talking to his puppets between his shows.

This is my grave cleric lizardfolk, Mahalia. Naturally she venerates the death god, Vathys. She's had a really close brush with death when traveling through a desert of permanant night called the Umbralands. She was cursed to never sleep (gaining exhaustion) for like several days and almost biffing it. However it turns out her god wanted her to repent for some bullshit she ended up pulling that disrespected the cycle of death. She, of course, repented. but, that being said she knows that when its her time, she will go to him willingly. A loyal priestess, to her inevitable end.

This is a drawing request I fulfilled today, here's the description:

"Lanty is my beloved 4'7 small Lantern Witch! She is an Object Monster with a Lantern as her torso, wooden Limbs that resemble intertwining roots and a Lightbulb head! She doesnt have a mouth or nose or ears, just eyes to express herself.

Some details: Her head has a soft glow to it, same goes for the Lantern on her staff and the lightbulb ornament on her hat!

Her clothes look worn down and torn, there are several visible Stitches on it and Vegetation grows on her Clothes bc of her Light (overflow of Mana)."

Bakcstory: Lanty came to be when a spirit fused with an old Lantern in a Forest. With the Lanterns light lit once more it began to float. Several Wooden Roots sprouted from the ground, as if to latch onto the Lantern... first came 1 leg, then a 2nd and then 2 arms. These roots never really touched the Lantern, they just float in place beside it as if held together by a force (Magic.) The head, formed from the shard of Glass that rested beneath the Lantern, glows brightly with the Spirits soul inhabiting it. She also has Hair made from Magic. It feels almost feeling like Moss and flows from the Lightbulb Head, visually adding 2 pointed horns...

It was a lot fun working on it, its very challeging to draw non-realistic character with so much details.

And in case anyone is curious, here's the links to my socials:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gloomiette00/

Personal website: https://gloomiette.com/

Artstation: https://www.artstation.com/gloomiette

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