Harkalé🌿Linaïさんのイラストまとめ

...and here's a zoom on her face and upper body!
Viera have funny noses🐰

I've been working on a lot of surreal starry pictures that I can't share yet... But I don't think I've posted this one before on Twitter!

This is a FFXIV character commission painted two years ago, and I still very much like its mood and composition 💜💙

More of my TTRPG animal illustrations.

The first three are mounts that players can ride -- in the real world, I wouldn't recommend riding a moose, but it's fantasy, you can do crazy things:
Cast fireball!
"Accidentally" set the king's castle on fire!
Escape on your moose!

...with some close-up views, because I love seeing other artists' brushstrokes and so I wrongly assume everyone shares my passion for looking at paintings from up close.
You're welcome.

Mandatory #mermay post :)
Friendly mermaids are the best kind of mermaids.

I've recently realised I had never shared my tabletop RPG illustrations on Twitter. And I have a huge backlog of them, creatures, landscapes, props, characters...

And surprisingly, 4 goats. Which is, all things considered, a lot of goats ^^

Hi #VisibleWomen !
I'm Harkalé, a colour enjoyer and professional brushstroke-maker. I'm actually a fairy robot from space, but my disguise as a human woman has been fooling everyone for years.
Please keep my secret; in exchange, here's some art made from the finest pixel dust:

I like hands! I mean, they can be frustrating to paint, but it's always so satisfying to make the contrast just right.

Hands made me realise the importance of good reference. https://t.co/MQEUXFzcna

I'm currently working on client pieces I can't show... but here is a dreamy pastel tree I hadn't yet shared on Twitter 💙

I hid four different animals in this picture, if you want to try and find them ^^ just make sure to click on the image to see the full size version!

Some small details from a recent commissioned painting. The level of detail of the photo blows my mind: the texture created by each individual hair of my smallest brush is visible if you zoom!

(photo by the team of a local shop, Photo An Oriant)