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Hi This is a commission I did for a player. She wanted 2 versions of a Changeling character, Her human form and Changeling form in the same pose. Here are the details she wanted for the character:

Human form:
Long ginger hair (reference photo)
Fair skin
Freckles covering most of her body
Big green eyes (Reference photo but green)
Pretty facial features (Reference photo)
Purple dress #4a3266 (Hex code or around that sort of colour)
Slim/skinny proportions
small breasts
Has a pet fox
Very happy and smiley
Plays with tarot cards

Changeling form:
Everything the same except:
Fully white eyes
White/gray skin
Freckles are grey
Hair is now pure white

Background:
Green wildlife
Long grass and forest
Druid-y sort of vibe

Set against a vast, wind-swept sky, a mysterious D&D ranger draws a massive longbow atop a grassy ridge. Wrapped in a striking violet mantle with feathered magenta trim, the adventurer blends martial prowess with magical flair. Beneath the cloth, detailed chainmail armor and a contoured leather harness safeguard the torso, paired with heavy, layered leather boots built for rugged wilderness travel. A broad-brimmed conical hat entirely conceals their face, granting an enigmatic aura perfect for a shadowy archer or wayfarer archetype. A brimming quiver sits at their hip, packed with white-fletched arrows ready for rapid fire. Painted with dynamic movement and soft outdoor lighting, this piece captures the heroic fantasy aesthetic of tabletop RPG adventures.

About a year ago, I started playing DnD for the first time, and it has been the most fun I've had with my friends since then. So, to celebrate it's 1 year, I decided to go back and redesign my first character, a Warlock Changeling named Orphideus. I chose a changeling mostly because I couldn't decide what race I should be, so I chose one that could be them all. He was really fun to play as he had a calm and polite demeanor but was also a bit creepy. What do you guys think of the design? And what was your first DnD character?

Daisy is a very small - 84cm/2'9" - Gnome girl who was got lost in the woods and ended up in the Feywilds. There, she became enthralled with the fairy queen and became part of fairy queen’s court. Now she travels around seeking other “friends” to come play with her and join the Summer Court. Her time in the Feywild has left her slightly unhinged and pixilated (an old term meaning whimsical or eccentric, as “one who has been taken by pixies”).

A some times ago commission for one of six party members

Hey everyone! Dropping a quick backstory/concept for my latest character.

He's essentially a high-class con-man posing as a "Lord Master". a specific title in this homebrew setting for rich merchant-class folks pushing into nobility.

With the Industrial Revolution kicking off, he uses his fake status to target factory owners who abuse their workers. On any given night, he’s either sipping wine and rubbing shoulders with high society at fancy galas, or he’s the last thing a corrupt industrialist sees before getting a sword through the chest.

I'm currently open for new commissions! If you're interested in having your character drawn, feel free to send me a DM.

Since I don’t feel like creating a million shopkeeper NPCs and I thought this was funny, here’s what I came up with.

Every tavern, shop, inn and any other business will be run by the same guy just like every Pokemon center has a nurse Joy.

Or kind of like that one guy in TAWOG who has every job ever.

My players are gonna meet the most employed person ever.

I need help/suggestions for worldbuilding a "Holy City" in a world I'm making.

Normally (at least in my experience) the plot twist of a "holy city that worships a good god" is that it's actually evil and corrupt, nothing wrong with that, I've even done something similar (not necessarily a city, but the antagonist for one of my campaigns was a demon who pretended to be an angel of light and was a metaphor for how something sacred could be twisted until it becomes something corrupt and evil) but personally I'm a little tired of the trope and I feel like it'd be too obvious.

That being said, I don't want it to be perfect, I'm trying to make the city flawed, maybe to the point that some players might THINK the plot twist is that they're evil, but they're actually not, this could be some things they're doing now or maybe things they've done in the past.

Suggestions and ideas are appreciated.

Art Commission - an other purple tiefling, but she is special… touch by the power of the dark draken, constellation of starts on her skin, captain of the Caldron, she is a Pirate! A captain if i may! And her crew is as special as she is!
I did this whole commission group and that was a blast, every member of the crew is very different and we get out of the classic pirate, and go more into a real high fantasy piratery thing!
And "l'éclair d'Améthyste" is for "The Amethyst lightning".

Tell me what you think and if feel free to come talk in DM or in Insta (@krabyx).

I need help from the larger dnd community.

Three years ago, I went to the premiere of the movie “Dungeons and dragons: honor among thieves” and happened to meet the love of my life. We were the only two people in the packed theater who came dressed in costume. He was dressed in the most elaborate wizard costume I had ever seen. He happened to book the seat beside me, we chatted, I shared my churro bites. After the movie he asked for my number and the rest is history.

We are getting married this year in a dnd themed wedding. And our wedding guest book is the dnd movie art book.

This is where I am asking for help. Does anybody know if I could/ or how I could get the actors/ extras/ directors/ fx artists/ makeup/ crew a save the date to my wedding. I don’t actually think anyone of them would come but if I could get anyone of them to know the impact this movie and game had on my life it would mean the world to my partner and I. Or even better get them to sign my guest book.

I was recently approached by a player to paint their character, a gunslinger who is on a revenge quest against three wanted men that scorched her home/farm.

The description of her appearance was left pretty open, aside from that she wear a duster jacket, slacks, and have tan skin and dark brown/black hair.

For her look I decided to lean on the slacks detail, as I found it would bring a certain quality to the character’s silhouette and overall vibe. For western type characters, I often see pants crammed into cowboy style boots, so I decided to try something different. For these pant legs, I like how they hang sort of loosely over the boots, as I feel they give off a more elegant feel than the typical rugged look.

My goal was to depict her as being confident and capable, completely ready to go through any obstacle, and not afraid to get her hands dirty, but with a sense of style and coolness radiating from her.

Overall I really enjoyed painting this piece, I’ll be including a headshot and wanted poster to it soon as well.