My debt collector, Ambrose Pemberton. He is a total bastard, and he loves it. Purposefully put a hand in the frame to force myself to practice. Very, very happy with the shading. Possibly my best ever piece.
After a significant break, I put down the drawpad. I spent much more time on all the pieces I drew this year - this sketch of my hunter, Marrion, took me a solid five or six hours. I threw in the towel when it came to the arms, as you can clearly see ... happy with the shading.
Sick of drawing hands, I did some portraits. Here is one of Garran's best friend; Sergeant Karl "Horse" Jervaise. One of my best pieces of 2025, though looking back I wish I'd found a better way to fade his hair into his skin. My shading work was improving.
Spamming a few pieces of art I've done in the past 2 years, starting with an old tabletop RPG character I played, a super smart frog girl(?). Yes her eyes are supposed to look in two different directions, yes I know that's a chamaeleon thing don't @ me !!
@BlackRubus_@SirHedgehogg Your work is brilliant - it didn’t deserve this! I don’t understand why anyone would take such a beautifully detailed and vibrant work of art and feed it into a machine. All the AI has done is strip out any sense of style, imagination and originality. What a weird thing to do!
Arthur; the Astromancer.
It was my great pleasure to draw this piece for @pansexual_dad - this is the first male character I've drawn in this style and I'm very pleased with how it turned out. To those on my waitlist, commissions re-open soon!
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