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This is a commissioned piece of a character called Raven Do'Urden. She's a very strong looking character. and I loved working on her design! This character has been translated from BG3 to belong to a campaign, so her weapons are still the same as in the game. while giving a fresher look into her whole design. Creating this key artwork, the focus was on making her look very intimidating, a hunter in action, one with the shadows.

Lately I have had the opportunity to work on these pieces that go more into the dark fantasy styles and I am truly in love with how they look! Looking forward to keeping creating pieces like this one.

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Meet my Oni! I wanted to take a creature that’s usually the villain of the story and see how far I could push the design before people stopped trusting him. He’s got the three eyes, the horns, the scars, and the blood-stained gear of a veteran fighter, but he’s also big, round, and calm, with a sword he doesn’t seem in any hurry to draw.

So I’m curious: what’s your first impression? Would you invite him to your party, or run the other way? I’m picturing him as either an NPC ally or a morally gray encounter in a campaign, so I’d love to hear how you’d use him at your table.

Any feedback on the design is welcome too!

Just a curiousity of sorts, wondering how often y'all's full caster characters have managed to cast themselves all the way down to having no spellslots left to spend.

Never happened to you? Only occasional? Frequent even for ya even maybe?

We started with level 3 WoW characters last night and we’re all having a blast so far. Half the party had never played WoW before and they’re loving it. The races and classes really let you mix things up and create some fun combinations. Loving playing as a Beast Master Hunter!

I will say the book can be a little hard to navigate at first, but once you get rolling, it’s great.

What are other people’s thoughts? Anyone else give it a try? Curious to hear how others are enjoying it!

Here's a character I recently illustrated: Celeste, a half-elf woman with an elegant and refined presence. She carries herself with the confidence and composure of someone accustomed to high society, without necessarily being royalty. I wanted her design to convey maturity, sophistication, and quiet confidence, with an enigmatic yet welcoming expression.

Her appearance combines a sleek black-and-gold evening gown with subtle hints of deep plum, complemented by delicate platinum jewelry, intricate engravings, and a fine circlet that gives her an almost regal touch. Rather than portraying her as physically imposing or overly seductive, I wanted her to feel powerful through her presence, elegance, and the way she carries herself.

Created with Photoshop.