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A D'Lallhen, a creature which likes to snack on dwarves and gnomes. Spot illo for my rpg-related blog. You can read about it here.
Quick pig-faced orc sketch.
After a bit of a hiatus, I've brought my blog back to life. This week's post is all about the Scroll Dragon and you can read about it here.
A Flumph Mother. This is an illustration for my D&D-related blog, and you can read about it here.
A Whip Spider, a monster I created for my D&D blog. You can read about it here.
A Beetle Stag. This is a D&D creature that I created for my blog and you can read about it here.
A Ragwing, a fungoid monster I created for my D&D blog. You can read about it here.
A Treacherous Pillar. This is a D&D monster I created for my blog, and you can read about it here.
A Shield Lord, a tomb guardian for D&D that I created for my blog. You can read about it here.
A Weaver Dragon, a monster I created for my D&D blog. You can read about it here.
A Vulturebear - when Owlbears just aren't enough. This is a monster I created for my D&D blog and you can read about it here.
A Dragon Jelly, a D&D monster I created for my blog. You can read about it here.
Sketch of a goblin. I tend to see goblins in AD&D as being bat-like in face, so here I'm messing around with that concept.
I've always liked the illustration of a Bugbear from the 1E AD&D Monster Manual (drawn by David Sutherland). It made them seem slightly unhinged. My Bugbear sketches are trying to tap into the same vibe.
Pig-faced orcs. This might be the cover for their next album. They haven't decided yet.
Pencil drawings of sea dragons - D&D monsters I created for my blog. You can read about them here and here.