(Generator)

I managed to lose the description for this one to an ill-timed reboot, but the bits I remember: female, green curly hair, white eyes, fights with a polearm, back tattoos, and sees ghosts or fights with ghosts or something else ghost-related.

The tiny, blue-skinned race. They have a radar-like sense. This race has tentacular limbs. By necessity, they are a race of inventors. When severely hurt, they enter a regenerative trance. They interbreed easily with other species. Their economy is dependent on one technology: botany. They are adept at justifying their actions no matter what. They are all but gone – yet their many artifacts remain on other worlds. Alien artifacts figured prominently in their past. – (Generator)

Head shape inspired by a light fixture in the bathroom at Starbucks. No, really.

The race of dwarves. They are green-skinned and have six eyes. They have an affinity for mountain ranges. They are famous for their black market and dangerous poisons. They know deep secrets about the universe. They worship a single hermaphroditic deity who works with a host of created sub-deities that are also worshiped. They believe the powers that be are intimately involved in their lives. Most religious observation is very disordered and disorganized. They completely control an impoverished mountain kingdom. – (Generator)

Another week, another goofy fantasy drawing done during D&D. It’s really taking a while to get back into the groove of digital painting – a few years back, it was actually my primary style/medium, but then college happened, and things sort of went off the rails. So here’s another example of a lot of stuff that doesn’t QUITE work, but that was hella fun to do.

This gentle female dragonling has wide, slit-pupiled, orange eyes. Her silky, straight, black hair is worn in a style that reminds you of a cascading waterfall. She is short and has a wide-hipped build. Her skin is light-colored. Her head has some odd reptilian features. Her teeth are sharp and reptilian. She has clawlike hands and feet. Her wardrobe is severe and artistic, with a lot of red and orange. – (Generator)

Yesterday I tried really hard to come up with a way to fake watercolours in Photoshop (more for kicks than anything else; I have too much fun with the real thing). Everything I tried failed epically, so I defaulted to tones. Today I was trying to do NO SUCH THING, and ended up with this surprisingly watercolour-y effect. The moral of the story is, uh… you succeed when you don’t try? I don’t even know.

The worldwise male anthropomorphic Owl. – (Generator)

Anthro bores me, but owls are awesome.