Jack Of All Trades

My D&D campaign of 6 years is coming to a close so I thought it was time to do their level 20 designs vs their level 5(ish) designs.

So here is max level Inhuman Resources.

And this is my pride and joy. Best thing I’ve drawn in an eon. Meet what the bard called “disgruntled frog”

I attempted Inktober this year and managed one week before my carpal tunnel kicked my ass. So here it is, the summary of October minus 1 because I’m proud of it and it gets its own post

And because I can; the full set. Really tempted to just roll with these designs because I’m really happy with them

By popular demand, the last of the Corruption Arc OC’s……. Snooty Prince. Maybe he gets fed up being pushed around and used as a political pawn, and finally snaps. Time to keep the crown for himself.

Remember those “of after a corruption arc” drawings. Well after I did Mariina, I had this one floating around in my head for Draiven. Things go badly and she turns away from healing and turns her hand to necromancy

This is my pride and joy from acrylic week. Based on a pic I took at the black sane beach in Vik, Iceland

Some gouache flowers to warm up a few weeks ago

Art class - brusho round 2ft frog. I am very proud of these

This week was brusho - I’d never used this before and it’s really pretty! But good god is it messy. Based on photos I had on my phone

Few weeks behind with posting art class stuff. So here’s last weeks gouache attempt of a photo I took in Iceland. I hate painting rocks

Last weeks art class was watercolour week, so I tried doing a landscape because I hate them. The ladybug was done near the end to destress myself

This weeks art class: oil pastels and birbs

Last nights art class was chalk pastel - another medium I don’t care for - but I was willing to try it. I hate sugar paper but the tutor gave me some chalk-cardboard that feels like sandpaper. It’s better but not great.

Drawing from photo of mine

Painted and lined my new dice box so it wasn't just plain wood.

Next step, add all the dice

Started attending an art basics class. Last week was charcoal - on of my least favourite mediums and the made me try using newsprint (the drawings on the left). The drawings on the right were done on my usual sketchbook paper