The Third Prompt I Received Was To Draw An Alternate Evolution For Kirlia. For This One, I Wanted To

The third prompt I received was to draw an alternate evolution for Kirlia. For this one, I wanted to stick to the theme their megas have, which is princess and knight. Male Kirlias have the option to become a knight instead of a prince, so I wanted to give female Kirlias an option too, which is in the form of Gallagon.

Gallagon is a Psychic/Dark type evolution of Kirlias. To evolve a Kirlia into Gallagon, a female Kirlia must hold a Dragon Scale and level up. Gallagons, similar to Gallades, want to be in the front of the fight. Their dark typing makes them immune to half of their alternative evolutions moves, but it makes fighting do neutral damage while fairy packs a punch.

First time sharing an OC, but to start anything you've gotta take the first step.

This is Rohan "Edge" Mishra, a hybrid between an indian giant squirrel and a red kangaroo. He's a doctor in India, and graduated from AIIMS. He was originally made for an Among Us roleplay, but over time I grew to like him as a character. This is his design for the roleplay.

Inktober 1 - Gargoyle

I had some artblock when I was trying to decide what I'd draw for Gargoyle, so I eventually made this. They don't have a name, but it was one of the first times I inked a picture. I usually don't because it would tend to make my lines worse, but this was a good start.

Here is another old artwork that I did for a discord server challenge where we had to draw our first champion team from memory. My first completed pokemon game was Pokémon X, but I don't remember the team I used then. The second completion however I did remember, and that was Pokémon Moon, where I used a Lycanroc, Lunala, Decidueye, Allan Raichu, Toucannon, and Araquanid. I wasn't able to add the last two however due to time constraints, but I drew most of the team nevertheless.

After drawing it, I realized I really didn't know how Midnight form Lycanroc looked (nor Raichu).

>:)c

My D&D character for this year, Aeverun! He's a good boy rogue. No crime. An Owlin based on a Nightjar, he's very spontaneous. You know the campaign is going to be good when the stick up is forced to start early cause the 3 foot tall bird won't stop asking "What's your job?" and then stabs one of the bandits to death in the leg.

And then he gets shot by a 1 foot long crossbow bolt in the shoulders.