My D&D Character For This Year, Aeverun! He's A Good Boy Rogue. No Crime. An Owlin Based On A Nightjar,

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.

>:)c

Inktober 3 - Bat

I was trying to draw an actual bat, but it wasn't working out well, so I decided to draw a bat-themed outfit. I tried to draw her smiling, but the loneart didn't turn out good at all. I didn't have any whiteout either, so I tried using fabric paint which doesn't work like white out. I ended up giving her a veil instead, but the remnants of the dreaded smile can still be seen XD.

Inktober 2 - Scurry

The 2nd drawing I did for inktober. I was a bit more inspired by my previous work, so I tried to use a bit of perspective (which was my original idea for gargoyle, but it wasn't working). The lineart was better this time for sure.

Inktober 6 - Bouquet

Never knew how bouquet was spelled, but it sure doesn't look like how it's said. This one was fun to draw because of drawing flowers for the (likely) first time. They really are drawn like cabbages! (at least I think so)

Another blast from the past. For this artwork, I drew it while waiting for a Pokemon D&D campaign to begin. I was playing as Loki, a playful Zorua. He did manage to have an egg move that came from the Riolu family, and the shinies of the Riolu family are gold (like Thor's hair), and thus I gave Loki an adventurous but reckless shiny Riolu brother names Thor. Sadly the campaign didn't continue past the first session due to the DM losing interest, but it was definitely exciting building a character for it.