You Know What? Let's Have Some More Goblins. A Peaceful One And - Eh, A Less Peaceful One.

The chess pieces continue! Here we have the King. I wanted him to feel majestic, but also vulnerable. He is the key piece and if he gets taken, the jig is up. He is also not know for his mobility or combat skills, which I wanted this design to reflect. I am on a roll. More of these to come.

A lineart of a char that one of my old friends used to write short stories about. Yes, a cyborg soldier.

A Coin-Maker of the famed Golden Spurs and her faithful War Herbalist.

So their story is this: When a Golden Spur is knighted they receive their spurs as well as their signature coin shawl. Together with their assigned herbalist they work for the coastal banks retrieving the minted coins hoarded by dead pharaohs and kings of old.

But it is well known that looting these ancient tombs is dangerous work and as such, only those truly hungry for fame or desperate for coin, would sign up with the Golden Spurs.

Last year, at Copenhagen Bombay, I worked on a game for the danish public service channel, Danmarks Radio, based on their children's series, Sprinter Galore. I did all the early sketches, the colour scripts, designs, buttons and I got to work with a lot of lovely people. These are a few of those sketches. And now the game is finally out - yaaay!

Some Oathmark Orc Infantry, assembled and painted to represent a specific faction from the D&D game I'm running. The Aak Qarsoq Garrison - Bloodspear Legionnaires. Orcs and half-orcs from the cold, deep south. They wield long, barbed sarissa lances and dress in armors made from the monstrosities they have felled.

Progress-post of this post right here. The picture is made for bertramfiddle fanart competition.

A dwarven forge cleric that I play in my friends' D&D game. Half blacksmith, half priest, all team-mom.

It is not all that often I make fanart, but Darkest Dungeon has given me insight into what a game can be and how it can be done. So I had to do it. I REALLY like that game. Like ... really. A lot.

wait wait more GNOME KNIGHT?? (wip)

Story piece from the first chapter of a D&D campaign I am playing with some friends. It is following the half-orc barbarian Ran and the dwarven cleric Calamus, which I posted about before.