Bex @ bsky ✨さんのイラストまとめ

We can't have Roscoe without his husband (or husbun), Khali'ra! He's part-viera, part-miqo'te, all adored. A much more chilled out presence than Roscoe, but with a mischievous streak and an inclination for absolutely terrible puns. Bun puns, if you will

Here's my FFXIV Warrior of Light, Roscoe! He's a 34-year-old lalafell with some Xaela and padjal mixed in, dark knight main, adoptive parent to his fellow WoL Yuyuka (played by @strixthings), lover of music and purveyor of chaos. Big energy in a 2'9" body

Did someone say 'more D&D'? Here's Quil! My character in a current Rime of the Frostmaiden campaign. They're a warlock and a totally normal elf :) Quil is on a journey to Icewind Dale to piece together a mystery their mentor couldn't solve before he was mysteriously killed

Here's my newest D&D character I play in @Astaros_DnD, Esteem! He's a storm sorcerer (I like sorcerers, OK) and a totally normal tiefling :) An ex-circus performer, now accidental adventurer and even more accidental time-traveller with terrible luck

Last of the family, here's Rafe! Ez's half-brother from Jorik's previous marriage. He was brought up in the empire in a wealthy family running a large business. His demeanour is much more formal and aloof than Ez's, but they do get along - they're just very different people

This is Ez! My storm sorcerer from our Ghosts of Saltmarsh campaign, Beyond Skeletons. He used to be a merchant captain before his ship was stolen, his crew presumed dead, and he went AWOL in a 7-year depression. You know, the usual. He's a sweetheart and an indecisive mess

@NinaModaffari I did this one recently and I'm really pleased with how it came out 💜

out of this world 🪐🌙

Hard to believe I made this a year ago already! It was June's monthly illustration for my Patre0n, featuring a bunch of my OCs. L-R Neon, Reed, Roscoe, Ez, Raine, Brandi and Tarron

I learned a lot from this one including how to let my lines carry the image, to play with hatching to add three-dimensionality, to let my brush strokes show through and not over-blend, and to structure the 3/4 view of a face better, which I always struggle with https://t.co/yn9fsgAK3k