Okay I JUST Realized I Never Posted These On Here—- BUT BASICALLY, About A Year And A Half Ago I Started

Dang, how long did this even take??!! It's beautiful and has so many complicated design details. Wow

What I've been working on! This is part 43 for the Escargot Wings of Fire map (multi animator project). I'm also working on part 55!

Link to the project: https://youtu.be/V3ocGCrz9aA?si=WQjTYbJRP37QCcrw

A collection of my most recent NightWing sketches.

Queen BattleWinner

MorrowSeer

SecretKeeper

And MasterMind

And of course all 4 outlines for size.

Still working on the concept of a comic, as soon as I've figured out the first 'instalment' I'll start working on and posting it. Never done a comic before so I'm excited.

I'm also trying to mess with facial expressions.

Man I need a project to work on that requires dragon armor.

*ignores my older abandoned animation memes*

revamp of some old Nightwing armor designs for my enchanted wof AU

Visit the End!

A Minecraft travel poster

(Posters/stickers/etc on my redbubble!)

Thought that was a baby dragon on its back, but no. Just a stupid human. lol great art. I agree that pose and body look great.

I like the body, I think, but I'm still not sold on the pattern, so it's about that time to redo old art!

My dear people of the internet, I have some genuine questions for you regarding mythological creatures:

1) I've come to the conclusion that fauns and satyrs are basically the same creature, with slight differences in terms of their animal-human ratio, as well as their mythological origins. That said, my question is... is there a specific name for the female of the species?

2) Regarding centaurs: As far as I know, the "centaur" is the name given to a creature that is half-man and half-horse. However, I've seen variations where the animal species varies, for example, lions, deer, dogs, etc. Most of the time, I see that the suffix "taur" is simply added after the animal species to refer to this creature... is this correct? I mean, is this how they are described? Or is there a general name to refer to these types of creatures?

3) This is similar to the first one and is a comparison between sphinxes and manticores... at a detailed level I know they are different but in general terms... are they the same but with different genders? I have seen many sphinx arts and despite the fact that they are different, most are female, while in the case of manticores there is variety between the animal species involved in the design and in the same way they are almost always male, equally between both (sphinxes and manticores) there are similarities. So my question is, are they technically the same? or not?

If you know anything about the subject and can share it with me here, I'd be so grateful. I'm tired of trying to draw characters and wondering what they really are or how to find references, so any help is appreciated.

[If I mentioned or mentioned any fatal errors, I apologize profusely. My interest in creatures is just resurfacing after years of burying it under the bed... that's why I'm here to learn a little more :'3]

Maybe I'll try this

(via artmaker223)

logo design concept for the definitely-not-evil organization from our fallout rp. kinda pleased with it 👍

Mudwing WTA! (Open!)

Here we have an unfortunately dragon who lost both their front legs, and now rely on the strength of their wings to traverse, both on land and in the air.

This fella is a WTA, or Write to Adopt!

The prompt is simple: Write a backstory on how they lost their limbs and anything else you’d like to add about them!

Feel free to write a story in the replies, or to avoid the reply wordcount limit, feel free to reblog! Any type of additional information you create about them is encouraged, and you can absolutely draw them if you want (though this is mainly a WTA, I’ll make a Draw to Adopt soon)!

I’ll give it a few days before I decide where their new home will be! If you have any questions, please feel free to ask! 🧡