portrait of a character I'm working on

Due to her standing, she is one of the few to have contracts with the Children of Menos, having offered an eye, a part of her lungs, and a leg. It is unknown what she received in return, but many speculate it's her insurmountable strength. (2/2)

Lady Athri of West TeresKnown as the Gilded Hawk of Teres, she would serve as the leader of the King's Guard from 1453 until 1461. Later leading the first expedition into the Great Abyss, seeking the remains of the fallen god Mitrosh. (1/2)

Late #PortfolioDay post, which I'm using as an excuse to recap some of the stuff I've done so far this year. I like designing characters~

last portrait of the batch

a stinky boy

little fella I'm working on for a group of characters, not sure if I'm gonna be rendering them out yet (I'm very lazy)

Mikka of the 2nd Armored Division

messing around with a simplified style

Ena, Saint of Ithras

Irevan the Noble-Slayer

Shout out to anyone who follows me because of my random fan art drops, see ya in 6-12 months when I decide to do another one. Here is a cute goblin/orc doodle in the meantime :)

Ms. Sara Bellum from The Powerpuff Girls

A girl and her dog~

Some quick concepts I did as practice.No direct reference, about 2 hours each. Except for the girl, she might've taken a bit longer.

Also here are the two (three?) characters isolated. I still feel that they might be stronger individually as concepts, due to the strong shapes, but I wanted them together.

Alte of the Golden BastionThe second of four characters I worked on this month. Pretty happy with how she turned out overall.

A bit of portrait practice work before the end of the year.

The fellas at really seem to be allergic to listening to their userbase...

Chel from The Road to El Dorado~

Practice~ He was initially supposed to have 4 arms and be a beetle boy, but it turned out too impractical. At least the helmet survived at the end though. Also check out my amazing background skills.🤌

A few practice portraits. I was testing to see if directly painting under a sketch and then rendering on top would yield any decent results. It was much easier to control colors and values this way, but I'm not sure how consistent I can be with it, compared to my usual process.

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